MultiPHP Manager
The System PHP Version refers to version of PHP that functions as the global default for all accounts. Only the system administrator can set the system PHP version. Any primary domain that is set to Inherit uses the System PHP Version. For more information, read our PHP Inheritance documentation.
Remember:
If the system administrator changes the system PHP version, the PHP version of any primary domain that is set to Inherit also changes.
Set PHP version per domain
In EasyApache 4, each domain or virtual host can use any currently installed PHP version.
The list of domains shows:
- The name of the domain
- The domain's suspension status
- The PHP version that the domain currently uses
Use the Search text box to search for specific domains. You can search by domain name, account name, or the current PHP version of the domain. Results update automatically as you type.
Note:
Parked domains are aliases for a primary domain and are not listed in the user interface.
To change an account's PHP version, perform the following steps:
- Select the checkbox next to the domain that you wish to change.
- Select the desired version of PHP in the PHP Version menu. If you want the account to always use the system default, select Inherit.
- Click Apply.
Warning:
Incorrect ownership of an .htaccess file may cause failures when you change an account's PHP version. The user account must own the .htaccess file that you want to change and must have 644 permissions.
Additional Documentation
- PHP Inheritance — This document explains how accounts inherit their PHP version in EasyApache 4.
