The devel package is directly available through yum without any special repos. You can check that you have it with "rpm -q rh-php73-php-devel".

Do you have rh-php73-php-devel installed?

From what I understand you need the .phpenv file somewhere in the path of where you are calling the executable from so setting /root/.phpenv to 73 allows me to use php73 when called from /root, /root/cust etc. The magic for that is in /usr/clearos/bin/php.

Having said that, using the full path in the shebang should also work.

It is a pity that ClearOS injects /usr/clearos/bin into the PATH which defeats the normal "scl enable rh-php73 ...." command. You could try invoking:Then manipulate the path there to remove the /usr/clearos/bin from the PATH string and then see if it works running from there.

Beyond that, I have no idea.

If you let the updates run automatically, it should sort this out. As you are somewhat behind, if you want do do it manually, please do:

If you have installed any local filtering (Gateway Management, Proxy/Content Filter, Application Filter or Protocol Filter), please disable them to start with. It you have not installed them or if they are all disabled, please check the output of:If any of your NICs shows "RTL8111/8168/8411", update your drivers with:Then reboot and test again.

Slow external VPN Services (SurfShark)

I just installed ClearOS on a new box and I am getting great speeds (up to 900Mb/s) off my provider. However, when I enable a vpn product (like SurfShark) on a local machine, the speeds drop to only 2-5Mb/s. This was not the case on my older box. Is there a content filter or something that cant handle the encrypted VPN traffic? I have tried multiple protocols and servers. Linux/Windows does not make a difference. How can I pin-point what is slowing it down so much? Usually I can get at least 50Mb/s off SurfShark. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Slow external VPN Services (SurfShark)

I just installed ClearOS on a new box and I am getting great speeds (up to 900Mb/s) off my provider. However, when I enable a vpn product (like SurfShark) on a local machine, the speeds drop to only 2-5Mb/s. This was not the case on my older box. Is there a content filter or something that cant handle the encrypted VPN traffic? I have tried multiple protocols and servers. Linux/Windows does not make a difference. How can I pin-point what is slowing it down so much? Usually I can get at least 50Mb/s off SurfShark. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

The "source /etc/profile" solution also looked interesting but source is not a sh command. More universal appears to be:ref - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4732200/replacement-for-source-in-sh.