1. Log in to the Customer Control Panel (CCP).
2. Go to the menu item Products.
3. Click on the Magnifying Glass Icon in front of the web hosting package for which you want to manage the PHP settings.
4. You will then be redirected to the Webhosting Control Panel (WCP).
5. Select the desired domain, then click PHP in the Dashboard under Dev Tools.

You can change the active PHP version using the drop-down list next to PHP support. Click on View the phpinfo() page for more information about the version currently in use.

These settings are tied to your plan and cannot be changed. If you need more resources, upgrade to a higher web hosting plan.

Specifies the maximum amount of main memory (RAM) that a single PHP script may use.

Sets the maximum execution time of a PHP script file in seconds. If the script takes longer than this, PHP stops it and reports an error.

Specifies how many seconds PHP waits until all input data (e.g., POST data, GET data, file uploads) has been completely transmitted.

Specifies the maximum size of all data that can be sent to the server via a POST request (e.g., for forms with file uploads).

Specifies the maximum size of a single uploaded file. You can upload larger files directly via Files or using FTP.

Specifies whether OPCache is enabled or disabled. OPcache is a bytecode cache that can significantly improve the performance of PHP applications.

Here you can adjust the necessary settings. Then, click Apply to save them. Click on the Question Mark Icon for more information about the various setting options. You will then be redirected to the official PHP documentation.

open_basedir is a PHP security feature. It specifies which folders and/or files can be accessed via PHP.

For example:

open_basedir = /path/to/open_basedir

Then, PHP cannot access /path/to/other_folder.

For security reasons, this cannot be freely configured on our shared hosting plans.

The following options are available:

{DOCROOT}{/}{:}{TMP}{/}{:}{/}var{/}lib{/}php{/}sessions{:}{WEBSPACEROOT}{/}tmp

Allows access to: 

• the document root of a domain.
• the PHP directory, which allows you to use PHP itself.
• a directory for temporary files.

{WEBSPACEROOT}{/}{:}{TMP}{/}{:}{/}var{/}lib{/}php{/}sessions

Allows access to: 

• all directories and files in the hosting.
• the PHP directory, which allows you to use PHP itself.
• a directory for temporary files.

PHP errors are displayed directly in the web browser when the website is accessed.

PHP errors are displayed in the logs under Dev Tools for the corresponding domain.

Using PHP via Shell

PHP Extensions