CloudLinux (cPanel)

Sometimes, we need to debug PHP. Hence, we need to enable display_errors or disable them for security reasons. You can do this using the CloudLinux Selector to enable or disable PHP’s display_errors in cPanel. . Log in to your cPanel account. . In the Software section, click on Select PHP Version. Click on the Options menu. Note: If the Options page shows an error related to the native PHP version, change it to a non-native version first. For enabling display_errors, tick mark it. For disabling it, uncheck it.

You can use CloudLinux Selector to enable GD extension in PHP via cPanel. . Log in to your cPanel account. . In the Software section, click on Select PHP Version. Click on the Extensions menu. Note: If the Extensions page shows an error related to the native PHP version, change it to a non-native version first. Checkmark the GD. Once enabled, it will display a success message. The message will read that the module GD is saved.

You can use CloudLinux Selector to enable the Mailparse extension in PHP via cPanel. . Log in to your cPanel account. . In the Software section, click on Select PHP Version. Click on the Extensions menu. Note: If the Extensions page shows an error related to the native PHP version, change it to a non-native version first. Checkmark the Mailparse. Once enabled, it will display a success message. The message will read that the module Mailparse is saved.

You can modify PHP Memory Limit as per your needs using CloudLinux PHP Selector in cPanel. . Log in to your cPanel account. . In the Software section, click on Select PHP Version. Click on the Options menu. Note: If the Options page shows an error related to the native PHP version, change it to a non-native version first. Look for memory_limit and click on the drop-down option displayed in front of it. Then choose the appropriate limit as per your requirements.

You can modify PHP post_max_size as per your needs using CloudLinux PHP Selector in cPanel. . Log in to your cPanel account. . In the Software section, click on Select PHP Version. Click on the Options menu. Note: If the Options page shows an error related to the native PHP version, change it to a non-native version first. Look for post_max_size and click on the drop-down option displayed in front of it. Then choose the appropriate limit as per your requirements.