Adjusting PHP Settings in cPanel

Overview

• Adjust PHP settings like memory, display errors, etc.
• Use cPanel tools: Multi PHP Manager and Multi PHP INI Editor.

Accessing Tools

1. Log into cPanel account
2. Navigate to Software Section
   • Find Multi PHP Manager
   • Find Multi PHP INI Editor

Using Multi PHP Manager

• Purpose: Change the PHP version for your website.
• Steps:
  1. Select the domain.
  2. Choose PHP version from the list.
  3. Click Apply to change the PHP version.
• Example: Default PHP version set to 7.2, change as needed.

Using Multi PHP INI Editor

• Purpose: Edit settings like memory limit, display errors, etc.
• Steps:
  1. Open Multi PHP INI Editor.
  2. Select the domain to edit.
  3. Available settings for changes:
     • Display Errors
     • Max Execution Time
     • Input Time
     • Memory Limit
     • Explanation provided for each setting.
• Example Adjustments:
  • Display Errors: Useful for diagnosing 500 errors. Turn on and click Apply.
  • Memory Limit: Increase memory, e.g., from 32MB to 512MB, and click Apply.

Editor Mode

• Access detailed PHP settings directly.
• Steps:
  1. Switch to Editor Mode.
  2. Select the domain.
  3. View and verify applied settings (warnings for direct editing).
  • Confirm settings like display errors and memory limit.

Changing Settings Again

• Return to Basic Mode for adjustments.
• Steps:
  1. Select domain.
  2. Change settings as needed.

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These steps allow you to manage PHP settings efficiently in cPanel for better website performance and error management.