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Home/Article/Web Hosting/PHP/Changing your PHP Settings in cPanel

Changing your PHP Settings in cPanel

Written by VernalWeb
January 12, 2020

There are many situation when we need to change our PHP settings. Specially when we host any PHP application, we need to build a specific environment. Let’s see how to change PHP settings in cPanel.

Step 1: Login to your cPanel account

Step 2: In the SOFTWARE section of the cPanel home screen, click Select PHP Version

Step 3: Select which extensions you want to enable for the current PHP version:

  • To enable an extension, select the check box next to the extension name.
  • To disable an extension, clear the check box next to the extension name

Step 4: To change settings for the current PHP version:

  • Click Switch to PHP Settings.
  • Click the value next to the setting that you want to modify.
  • Depending on the type of setting, a list box may appear with predefined settings that you can choose. Or, a text box may appear so you can type the value.

You new PHP settings will be active immediately.


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