MultiPHP for Users, PHP Selector for Others

mrcbrown

• March 21, 2017 14:14

I apologize if there is some magical thread out there that defines this, I did indeed search but nothing specific so again if there is a thread out there, please link and close this one. I have been slowly migrating things to EasyApache4 and hitting the issue that some customers want the MultiPHP option because it works per-domain on their account whereas PHP Selector is site wide - then I have the other side of the coin, those who don't need "complication" as one customer put it in testing they want PHP Selector, so they can enable/disable modules, and have a no-nonsense PHP configuration. Is there a way both can live happily? On new servers deployed recently, it seems only MultiPHP works so some want PHP Selector (which is installed, but not working) to work again. Is there a way to make both live in harmony? Let customer each customer group have their PHP chooser of choice?

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  cPanelMichael

  • March 23, 2017 16:13

  Hello, CloudLinux documents how PHP Selector works with cPanel and the MultiPHP functionality at: PHP Selector > Control Panel Integration > cPanel Additionally, you can have PHP Selector available under certain packages per the documentation at: PHP Selector > Configuration > Including PHP Selector only with some packages (cPanel) Thank you.

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  mrcbrown

  • March 23, 2017 16:20

  Hello, CloudLinux documents how PHP Selector works with cPanel and the MultiPHP functionality at: PHP Selector > Control Panel Integration > cPanel Additionally, you can have PHP Selector available under certain packages per the documentation at: PHP Selector > Configuration > Including PHP Selector only with some packages (cPanel) Thank you.

  
  Awesome - Exactly what I needed! Thanks!

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