Where can I find the version of PHP that I am using in cPanel?

bijutoha

• November 28, 2022 23:14

Hello, I happened to find a tutorial that talked about an add-on called PHP Version. Regrettably, I do not see the symbol for PHP version; it's possible that my cPanel does not support this function. How can I get this extension, and is there a method to verify the version of PHP that I am using inside cPanel?

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  ServerHealers

  • November 29, 2022 04:50

  You could see/change the PHP version of your websites via cPanel > MultiPHP Manager function under the Software tab. If you are on CloudlInux OS, and enabled their PHP features then you could do this via Select PHP Version function under the Software tab. To make any PHP level setting changes, you could do this on cPanel > MultiPHP INI Editor

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  bijutoha

  • November 29, 2022 06:12

  You could see/change the PHP version of your websites via cPanel > MultiPHP Manager function under the Software tab. If you are on CloudlInux OS, and enabled their PHP features then you could do this via Select PHP Version function under the Software tab. To make any PHP level setting changes, you could do this on cPanel > MultiPHP INI Editor

  
  Thanks. I was able to locate the answer using MultiPHP Manager. Still, since I do not utilize the CloudlInux operating system, we will need to use the MultiPHP INI Editor to extract the information. Can you point me in the direction that will lead me to success? To clarify, I want to talk about the PHP extension here.

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  quietFinn

  • November 29, 2022 06:30

  phpversion is a PHP function, see here:

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  ServerHealers

  • November 29, 2022 06:43

  Before I answer, just want to clarify that are you looking to change the PHP version of site, or change PHP settings like memory or upload size limit for a website, or to view all the PHP modules/extensions installed?

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