cPanel PHP
cPanel & WHM includes PHP and its modules as a set of packages, including the associated PEAR and PECL packages and PHP loaders.
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Module Installers
This WHM feature provides access to four interfaces that you can use to find and install modules for PHP, Ruby, and Perl.
MultiPHP INI Editor for cPanel
This interface allows you to configure your PHP settings.
MultiPHP INI Editor for WHM
This interface allows you to configure your PHP settings.
MultiPHP Manager for cPanel
cPanel's MultiPHP Manager interface allows you to easily manage your account's PHP configuration.
MultiPHP Manager for WHM
This interface allows you to easily manage the PHP and PHP FastCGI Process Manager (PHP-FPM) configurations of your system and your cPanel accounts.
PHP Extensions and Applications Package
Use this interface to install and manage PHP packages via the PHP Extensions and Applications Repository (PEAR).
PHP PEAR Packages
The PHP PEAR Packages interface allows you to search for and add PEAR packages to your website, or view all of your website's available PHP packages.
PHP PECL
This section of the Module Installers interface allows you to manage and install PECL (PHP Extension Community Library) libraries.
PHP Security Concepts
Web applications written in PHP may contain security vulnerabilities that malicious users can exploit to gain sensitive information about your system or your users.
PHP-FPM Code and FileSystem Layout for EasyApache 4
This document contains information about the PHP FastCGI Process Manager (PHP-FPM) daemon.
PHP-FPM Domain Pools
This document explains how the system creates a domain pool with PHP-FPM.
The clean_user_php_sessions Script
This script purges expired PHP sessions from a secure temporary directory.
The php_fpm_config Script
The php_fpm_config script installs configuration files when you manually edit the PHP-FPM configuration files.
The rebuild_phpconf Script
This script manages your server's default PHP version and PHP handlers in EasyApache 4.
The scl Utility
To manage software packages in a Software Collection Library (SCL) environment via the command line, use the scl utility.