PHP Configuration

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How to Set a Different PHP Version for an Addon Domain

Last Updated: 10/10/2026

ChemiCloud uses CloudLinux as the OS on our servers to improve server stability. A major feature of CloudLinux is that each account can select the PHP version they want to have for their websites. This is super useful if you have an application that requires a specific version of PHP. However, the main disadvantage of these features…

How to Do PHP Changes in cPanel Using MultiPHP Manager

Last Updated: 10/10/2026

The MultiPHP Manager feature of cPanel allows you to use multiple versions of PHP at the same time, while the MultiPHP INI Editor allows you to change PHP Variables. This article will describe how to alter the PHP version in use, as well as how to change other settings by using the cPanel feature. Important…

How to Edit the php.ini File in cPanel

Last Updated: 10/10/2026

There are certain scenarios when you may be asked to make changes to your PHP configuration. Specifically, you may be directed to edit a file on your server called php.ini, which usually holds a set of PHP directives. While do not allow direct changes to PHP.ini on our servers. However, PHP configuration changes can be…

How to enable or disable PHP error reporting in cPanel

Last Updated: 10/10/2026

There are certain scenarios when you may be asked to make changes to your PHP configuration. Specifically, you may be directed to edit a file on your server called php.ini, and to enable or disable PHP error reporting. While do not allow direct changes to PHP.ini on our servers. However, PHP configuration changes can be…

How to enable or disable PHP error logging in cPanel

Last Updated: 10/10/2026

There are certain scenarios when you may be asked to make changes to your PHP configuration. Specifically, you may be directed to edit a file on your server called php.ini, and to enable or disable PHP error logging. PHP error logging tells whether to log errors. By default, errors are logged in the server’s error_log…

HTTP Status Codes – From the 100s to the 500s

Last Updated: 10/10/2026

You’ve probably seen an HTTP Status / Error Page before. Take the common 500 error below: These errors or “statuses” represent a short message from the webserver and usually, but not always, indicate that something is wrong. The first thing to remember when you see one of these errors is – Don’t Panic! Just like…

How to enable or disable allow_url_fopen in cPanel

Last Updated: 10/10/2026

There are specific scenarios when you may be asked to change your PHP configuration. Specifically, you may be directed to edit a file on your server called php.ini and to enable or disable allow_url_fopen. What is allow_url_fopen? The allow_url_fopen is a setting managed through the PHP Options which allows PHP file functions to retrieve data…

How to change the date.timezone in cPanel

Last Updated: 10/10/2026

There are certain scenarios when you may be asked to change your PHP configuration. Specifically, you may be directed to edit a file on your server called php.ini and to change your PHP’s timezone (date.timezone). What is the date.timezone PHP Setting? date.timezone is a setting managed through the PHP setting which set your PHP’s script…

How to Increase the upload_max_filesize Limit in cPanel

Last Updated: 10/10/2026

There are specific scenarios when you may be asked to change your PHP configuration. Specifically, you may be directed to edit a file on your server called php.ini and to increase the upload_max_filesize limit. What is the upload_max_filesize PHP setting? upload_max_filesize is a setting managed through the PHP Options, which sets the maximum size of each…

How to Increase the post_max_size Limit in cPanel

Last Updated: 10/10/2026

There are specific scenarios when you may be asked to change your PHP configuration. Specifically, you may be directed to edit a file on your server called php.ini and to increase the post_max_size limit. What is the post_max_size PHP setting? post_max_size is a setting managed through the PHP Options, which sets the maximum size of POST…

How to Increase the max_input_vars Limit in cPanel

Last Updated: 10/10/2026

There are specific scenarios where you may need to change your PHP configuration. Specifically, you may need to edit a file on your server called php.ini, and increase the max_input_vars limit. What is the max_input_vars PHP setting? max_input_vars is a setting managed through the PHP setting, which limits the number of inputs you can set…

How to Increase the max_file_uploads Limit in cPanel

Last Updated: 10/10/2026

There are specific scenarios when you may be asked to change your PHP configuration. Specifically, you may be directed to edit a file on your server called php.ini and to increase the max_file_uploads limit. What is the max_file_uploads PHP setting? max_file_uploads is a setting managed through the PHP Options, which sets the maximum number of files…

How to Increase the max_execution_time Limit in cPanel

Last Updated: 10/10/2026

There are specific scenarios when you may be asked to change your PHP configuration. Specifically, you may be directed to edit a file on your server called php.ini and to increase the max_execution_time limit. max_execution_time is a setting managed through the PHP setting, which sets the maximum time in seconds for a script to parse input…

How to Increase the PHP Memory Limit in cPanel

Last Updated: 10/10/2026

There are specific scenarios when you may be asked to change your PHP configuration. Specifically, you may be directed to edit a file on your server called php.ini and to increase the PHP Memory limit (memory_limit) What is the memory_limit PHP setting? The memory_limit is a setting managed through the PHP Options, which max the…

How to change your PHP version in cPanel

Last Updated: 10/10/2026

ChemiCloud uses CloudLinux as the OS on our servers to improve server stability. A major feature of CloudLinux is that each cPanel account can select the global PHP version they want to have for their websites. Need to set a different PHP version for an Addon Domain instead? If you want to set a different…