This interface allows you to configure your PHP settings. PHP is a scripting language that generates web pages.
Note:
cPanel users can view information about the server's PHP configuration in cPanel’s PHP interface (Home >> Software >> PHP).
Basic Mode
Make your changes to the following directives and click Save.
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Section
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Directive
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Description
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Default
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| Core | asp_tags |
Select whether PHP scripts can use ASP-like tags in addition to PHP tags. Note: This includes variable-value printing shorthand (for example, |
Off |
| Core | file_uploads | Select whether your PHP scripts can upload HTTP files. | On |
| Core | include_path |
Enter the paths in which PHP functions search for files when a script calls certain functions. Note: Separate the directory paths with a colon ( |
.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php |
| Core | memory_limit |
Enter the maximum amount of memory that scripts can allocate, in bytes. This setting helps to prevent poorly-written scripts that may use too much memory. Note: Use the character |
32M |
| Core | upload_max_filesize |
Enter the maximum file size for an upload, in bytes. Note: Use the character |
2M |
| Options & Information | enable_dl |
Select whether scripts can call the Warning: If you set this directive to On, it poses security risks to your server. We strongly recommend that you select Off unless the |
Off |
| Options & Information | max_execution_time | Enter the maximum amount of time, in seconds, that your server allows a script to run before your server terminates it. This setting limits the amount of memory that poorly-written scripts may use. | 30 |
| Options & Information | max_input_time | Enter the maximum amount of time, in seconds, that your server allows a script to parse input data. | 60 |
| Options & Information | max_input_vars | Enter the maximum number of input variables per request. Use this directive to deter Denial of Service (DoS) attacks that use hash collisions on input variable names. | 1000 |
| Session Handling | session.save_path | Enter the directory in which your server stores the files that PHP creates. | /tmp |
Advanced Mode
Warning:
Exercise extreme caution when you change any of these values; errors could result in non-functional PHP scripts. This section of the interface is for advanced users only.
The Advanced Mode section of this interface includes a large number of PHP directives. Make your changes to the desired directives and click Save.
For more information about a directive, search the php.net documentation.
