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Choose PHP version and modules, adjust its configuration and find the binaries.
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- PHP version on a website published with Deploy+ Why the client area does not set the PHP version on a folder published by Deploy+, and how to set it from your repository's .htaccess or with the account's default version. 4 min · Reviewed 09/2026
- Change a website's PHP version with checks and rollback Change a website's PHP version, or your hosting's default version, from the client area, with a compatibility study, checks before and after, and 24 hours to roll back. 7 min · Reviewed 09/2026
- PHP versions available on all hosting services See the available PHP versions, why they all work and receive patches, and how to choose the right one for your application. 2 min · Reviewed 09/2026
- PHP binary paths for each version Use the absolute path of each PHP version's binary when running cron jobs, commands or scripts that must differ from the globally configured version. 3 min · Reviewed 10/2026
- Different PHP versions per directory or domain Assign a different PHP version to a website or any folder from the client area or with AddType in .htaccess, and learn what is configured per version rather than per folder. 6 min · Reviewed 09/2026
- PHP, select version, modules and basic configuration Change the PHP version, enable or disable modules and adjust the most common limits from the client area or from cPanel, knowing which websites each change affects. 4 min · Reviewed 09/2026
- Use PEAR packages in existing PHP applications Find and install PEAR packages from cPanel, locate the components in your account's php directory and add that path to include_path to use them. 1 min · Reviewed 09/2026
- Change PHP options with the selector or .htaccess Change supported PHP directives from the cPanel selector or, when the handler allows it, with php_value in the .htaccess file. 2 min · Reviewed 09/2026
- View all the configuration settings and values of the PHP version in use Check your PHP configuration from cPanel or php -i and, if you need phpinfo() on the website, protect it, use it over HTTPS and delete the file afterwards. 1 min · Reviewed 09/2026
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