PHP version manager
You manage PHP versions across every server from one list. Each row shows how many sites are stuck on an end-of-life PHP version, and you move them to a newer one in a single pass. Per-site version, extensions and php.ini settings live on the same screen.
- Topic
- C · Platform and software
- Order
- 02 / 06
- Points
- 06
- Panel support
- 4 / 4 panels
- 01End-of-life versionsVersions split into active, security-only and end of life; sites without patches are counted apart.
- 02Version spreadPer server: site count, each branch’s share and the load sitting on an end-of-life version.
- 03Server defaultThe MultiPHP Manager equivalent; newly created accounts inherit this version.
- 04Move in one goSites on an end-of-life version move to another one; the action is marked destructive.
What it does.
You don’t log into a server to change one site’s php.ini. The settings are grouped in front of you, a value over its limit raises a warning, and you can go back to the default. Sites left on an end-of-life PHP version stop getting security patches, so the list counts them separately. Before a bulk move the panel warns you, because incompatible plugins show up the moment the version changes.
The server list shows site counts, version spread and how many sites sit on an end-of-life branch. Each version is marked active, security only or end of life.
The server default version (the MultiPHP Manager equivalent) is inherited by new accounts.
Per-site settings: version, handler, php.ini directives, extensions and the FPM pool. Directives are grouped and warn you when a limit is exceeded.
Handler options follow the panel, and a panel-less server is described by its systemd pool. Each panel also shows where the setting gets written.
Move every site on an end-of-life version to another version in one go. The action is marked destructive.
Reset php.ini to the package default.
Which panels support it?
Capability PHP version and settings
- yesManaged from the panel
- yesManaged from the panel
- yesManaged from the panel
- No panelyesManaged from the panel
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- C.02This page PHP version managerYou manage PHP versions across every server from one list. Each row shows how many sites are stuck on an end-of-life PHP version, and you move them to a newer one in a single pass. Per-site version, extensions and php.ini settings live on the same screen.
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