When will PHP 8.4 be released in CWP?

Your point then is: is OK, they are working to continue support CentOS 7 (that is EOL), and CentOS 8 (that is also EOL)... and now working to CentOS 9. At this point, we can expect support to CentOS Stream 9 when he reaches the EOL date in 2027...

I think the crux of the issue is that you are likely not a native English speaker and are missing some of the nuances of what we are writing. I chose my words very carefully. CentOS Stream 8 was the initial direction CWP was going in as the CentOS 7 EOL was approaching and so they created the delayed repositories. Then AlmaLinux and Rocky Linux 8 released and proved to be viable (and indeed BETTER than CentOS Stream) and so CWP pivoted to supporting and recommending those true EL8 distributions. Indeed, AlmaLinux 8 is now their recommended current stable base OS. I never said anything about CentOS Stream 9 because to me it is a no-trick pony -- a beta quality OS that has no business being the foundation for a server -- so it is irrelevant. True Enterprise Linux 9 releases (especially AlmaLinux 9) is what CWP is targeting and is currently in beta for. All of that do-si-do was caused by Red Hat and ate up quite a bit of time & developer resources (both for the binary compatible EL releases and CWP) until the landscape settled out to what it is today.

So... when will PHP 8.4 be released in CWP?

Yes

Hello,

When can we expect PHP 8.4 to be available in CWP? I couldn't find an answer in the forum itself!

Best regards,
cHAp

That is NOT your screenname cpanel envangelist, unless you are opening multiple profiles just to troll...

You know so much, answer that users question, and not with another troll post...

Hello,

I have nothing to do with the user DJPRMF! I was serious about my question when I created the thread. I also contacted support via ticket. On August 6, 2025, they said: "It will be available in a future version."

Unfortunately, there has been no update to this day.

I distance myself from the user DJPRMF. I don't use cPanel. I only use CWP. In case anyone suspects I am DJPRMF, if I've translated that correctly into German...

Best regards,
cHAp

Hello,

When can we expect PHP 8.4 to be available in CWP? I couldn't find an answer in the forum itself!

Best regards,
cHAp

That is NOT your screenname cpanel envangelist, unless you are opening multiple profiles just to troll...

You know so much, answer that users question, and not with another troll post...

Hello,

I have nothing to do with the user DJPRMF! I was serious about my question when I created the thread. I also contacted support via ticket. On August 6, 2025, they said: "It will be available in a future version."

Unfortunately, there has been no update to this day.

I distance myself from the user DJPRMF. I don't use cPanel. I only use CWP. In case anyone suspects I am DJPRMF, if I've translated that correctly into German...

Best regards,
cHAp

cHAp, your answer have been replied... and that is just what you get here just because point out something "bad" about CWP. Ignore the envangelists and the drama, and follow all the replies that have been provided.

Hello,

When can we expect PHP 8.4 to be available in CWP? I couldn't find an answer in the forum itself!

Best regards,
cHAp

That is NOT your screenname cpanel envangelist, unless you are opening multiple profiles just to troll...

You know so much, answer that users question, and not with another troll post...

Hello,

I have nothing to do with the user DJPRMF! I was serious about my question when I created the thread. I also contacted support via ticket. On August 6, 2025, they said: "It will be available in a future version."

Unfortunately, there has been no update to this day.

I distance myself from the user DJPRMF. I don't use cPanel. I only use CWP. In case anyone suspects I am DJPRMF, if I've translated that correctly into German...

Best regards,
cHAp

cHAp, your answer have been replied... and that is just what you get here just because point out something "bad" about CWP. Ignore the envangelists and the drama, and follow all the replies that have been provided.

Stop. I only replied because a response would imply I was you. Your replies aren't exactly respectful either, just like some other users.

Therefore, I couldn't care less about your reply. Because what you're doing is provocative, and as far as I know, you don't even use CWP, as some of your other posts indicate. ;-) So, what do you want from me now?

Do you use PHP Version Switcher, PHP Selector or PHP-FPM selector ?

Additionally, I recommend you to ignore djprmf. His/her messages have no sense.

Do you use PHP Version Switcher, PHP Selector or PHP-FPM selector ?

Additionally, I recommend you to ignore djprmf. His/her messages have no sense.

Hello,

So, basically, I'm using the following modules:

Setup default web server
Nginx & Apache
Additional Options: php-cgi/suphp, nginx/php-fpm, apache/php-fpm, proxy
HTTP: Nginx (80) --> Apache (8181)
HTTPS: Nginx (443) --> Apache (8181)

The PHP version switcher is set to 8.3.29!

We're using PHP selectors 7.4, 8.1, 8.2, and 8.3 (current versions)!

We're using PHP-FPM selectors 7.4, 8.1, 8.2, and 8.3 (current versions)!

Basically, we use the PHP versions according to the scripts we're using! So, we're basically using the entire range!

I'm aware of the issue with the user DJPRMF! Don't worry, I just wanted to briefly state that I'm not going down that road!

@cHAp
This topic was last replied +4 months, and you literally didn't answer here after that time. The discussion taking place after that was ignited from the toxicity made from some users... nothing to do with you..
Your last reply was August 06, 2025...

But, with that said: You decided reply to a dead topic again, so don't blame others in reignite the issue. You didn't have to reply, no one was said anything about you...

What doesn't make sense is the question from @cyberspace, since that have nothing to do with your question nor your last reply...
What is your issue exactly?

@cHAp, I can provide instructions on how to build PHP 8.4 for PHP version switcher. The method is semi-manual: some steps are provided by CWP itself, and some must be done manually.

Let me know if you are interested.