Managing Your PHP Settings on Linux Hosting

This guide provides instructions for adjusting PHP settings on your Linux Hosting account with Vodien. You will learn how to select a different PHP version and modify PHP configuration options using the control panel or cPanel.

Changing the PHP version

Depending on your hosting plan, you can update the PHP version through the Linux Control Panel or cPanel. Classic hosting plans support PHP version changes only via cPanel.

Access your Vodien Linux Control Panel.
Locate the website you want to configure and select SETTINGS.
In the Update Status section, find PHP Version.
Click CHANGE to open the PHP version selection screen.
Choose the required PHP version.
Click APPLY to confirm and save your selection.

Log in to your Vodien cPanel.
Navigate to the Software section.
In the Software section, follow the steps below based on the PHP feature available in your cPanel.

Available PHP Feature	Steps
Select PHP Version	Click on Select PHP Version. In the PHP Extension page, select the PHP version that you need. Click Apply to save the changes.
MultiPHP Manager	Click on MultiPHP Manager. On the domain table, check the website that you want to update. Select the PHP Version that you need on the top right of the table. Click Apply to save the changes.

Available PHP Feature

Steps

Select PHP Version

Click on Select PHP Version.
In the PHP Extension page, select the PHP version that you need.
Click Apply to save the changes.

MultiPHP Manager

Click on MultiPHP Manager.
On the domain table, check the website that you want to update.
Select the PHP Version that you need on the top right of the table.
Click Apply to save the changes.

Updating PHP.ini settings

Log in to your cPanel.
Scroll down to the Software section.

In the Software section, follow the steps below based on the PHP feature available in your cPanel.

Available PHP Feature	Steps
Select PHP Version	Click on Select PHP Version. Click on the Options tab. Update the PHP configuration that you need (e.g. file_uploads, max_execution_time).
MultiPHP INI Editor	Click on MultiPHP INI Editor. In the Basic Mode tab, select the location or directory that you want to control with the PHP.ini. Update the PHP configuration that you need (e.g. file_uploads, max_execution_time). Click Apply to save the changes. You can also switch to the Editor Mode to manually write the configuration in your php.ini file.

Available PHP Feature

Steps

Select PHP Version

Click on Select PHP Version.
Click on the Options tab.
Update the PHP configuration that you need (e.g. file_uploads, max_execution_time).

MultiPHP INI Editor

Click on MultiPHP INI Editor.
In the Basic Mode tab, select the location or directory that you want to control with the PHP.ini.
Update the PHP configuration that you need (e.g. file_uploads, max_execution_time).
Click Apply to save the changes.

You can also switch to the Editor Mode to manually write the configuration in your php.ini file.

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