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Error after upgrading from 100 to 110

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Hello there,

Any advice how to fix error after upgrade pf from 100 to 110 with updated local files?

Warning: Unexpected character in input: '\' (ASCII=92) state=1 in /home/***/domains/***/public_html/index.php on line 23

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in /home/***/domains/***/public_html/index.php on line 23

Regards.
Edited by BenL on 04-03-2021 23:46,
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Change PHP back to 7.4.
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Yes, now its works in need set i to 7.4 then re-run update process and page in now available.
Also after that i notice that hosting provider bring php 8. Works nice.

Thanks again @RobiNN for your great support.
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Btw when i Admin Panel i can find info about present version of pf?
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System Admin -> PHP Info

This section also contains additional information about DB, folder permissions. Not just things related to PHP.
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Got it!
In folder permission all folders are on green without one which is on red, its ok?
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I assume config.php is red, it would be good to change chmod to 444 (not writable). There is nothing wrong with that, but for better security it is recommended to change it.

If it's a folder, change chmod 777 or 755 (writable)
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Again thanks for help.
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