JacobPerkins
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Hi, I'm not able to replicate this. Could you throw in a ticket so we can check this out?
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Hi, We found a bug in v58, that we're fixing in case EA-5257. You can try this to see if it works: --- a/Cpanel/PackMan/Sys.pm +++ b/Cpanel/PackMan/Sys.pm @@ -125,7 +125,7 @@ sub _call_python_jso...
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Hehe, I just saw this forum post :D Those are older IPs that they no longer used. They do route to their networks, but I guess they aren't being used in their CDNs any longer. I'll remove those I...
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Hi, Yes, of course. Have you gotten to play with it yet? The MultiPHP Manager inside cPanel & WHM gives you the ability to change PHP versions, on a per domain basis.
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Good morning, No, loading PHP modules in vanilla cPanel & WHM is global only. There isn't a way for us to only load specific modules for specific users unfortunately.
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Hi, If you are on EA3, you need 'httpd -M', as these modules are no longer compiled statically. In EA4, mod_rewrite is enabled by default. root@cpanel [~]# httpd -M | grep rewri rewrite_module ...
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Hi, Yep! You shouldn't need to edit php.ini at all in WHM. Your users will still need to, or they might need to use a .user.ini under some circumstances. I hope this helps :D
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Hi, Adjusting local.ini via the INI editor should get you what you need. Why are you needing to edit php.ini?
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As this is Nginx giving you the error, and that given that cPanel does not natively support Nginx, I would recommend reaching out to your hosting provider or the provider of the Nginx plugin for mo...
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Ahh, it's been a while since I've been in that part of WHM. The easiest way is to make this change via SSH. crontab -e