Applicable to:
- Plesk for Linux
- Plesk for Windows
Question
How to enable/disable PHP handlers in Plesk?
Answer
- Log into Plesk.
- Go to Tools & Settings > PHP Settings.
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To enable: move the slider to the right in front of the required PHP handler:
To disable: move the slider to the left in front of the required PHP handler:
Note: in the case, the required PHP handler is missed, install it using the steps from this article.
- Log into the server via SSH.
- Execute the command below to list all installed PHP handlers:
# plesk bin php_handler --list
The result will be as on the screenshot below:
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To enable: using the id of the required PHP handler from the step №2 execute the command below:
# plesk bin php_handler --enable -id plesk-php73-cgi
To disable: using the id of the required PHP handler from the step №2 run the following command:
# plesk bin php_handler --disable -id plesk-php73-cgi
Note: in the case, the required PHP handler is missed, install it using the steps from this article.
- Log into the server via RDP.
- Start a command prompt as an Administrator.
- Execute the command below to list all installed PHP handlers:
C:\> plesk bin php_handler --list
The result will be as on the screenshot below:
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To enable: using the id of the required PHP handler from the step №3 execute the command below:
C:\> plesk bin php_handler --enable -id fastcgi-7.0
To disable: using the id of the required PHP handler from the step №3 run the following command:
C:\> plesk bin php_handler --disable -id fastcgi-7.0
Note: in the case, the required PHP handler is missed, install it using the steps from this article.
Comments
4 comments
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Hello, Hossein.
Thank you for your report. The article was rewritten and now provides complete instructions on how to install and enable additional PHP handler including PHP 5.3.
Running Plesk version 12.5.3. I don't see any versions after 5.3 available in "Updates and Upgrades". What could this mean?
Hello @Louis, to narrow down the cause of such behavior, could you show the output of the command "plesk -v"?
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