Hello,

the title says it all :) IfModule mod_php5.c should be IfModule mod_php7.c if using php7

Sincerely,

Louis

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ericras commented
Version: 8.2.2 » 8.2.x-dev
Status: Active » Closed (duplicate)
Issue tags: -PHP +php7

Duplicate of #2455465: Add mod_php7 check to htaccess and remove php5 code

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ericras commented
Related issues: +#2455465: Add mod_php7 check to htaccess and remove php5 code
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cilefen commented
Related issues: -#2455465: Add mod_php7 check to htaccess and remove php5 code

It isn't necessary to relate duplicates.

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xjm
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Issue tags: +DrupalCampNJ2017
Related issues: +#2455465: Add mod_php7 check to htaccess and remove php5 code

Actually I believe our contributor instructions do say to relate the duplicates; I find it useful in order to review other discussion of the bug in context and to identify issues that are reported a lot. So adding it back for now. Thanks everyone!

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cilefen commented

;-)

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jenlampton
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Issue tags: +Needs backport to D7

This issue is also causing problems for Drupal 7 sites running on PHP 7, that had been previously been running on PHP 5 and relying on these settings. Adding the needs backport to D7 tag.