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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 Plesk. Log in to your Plesk account. Click on the Pull icon in the right sidebar and choose PHP Selector. 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, checkmark it. For disabling it, uncheck it.

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.

Backing up is important, and you should do it regularly. Follow this tutorial to make a full backup of your website with cPanel. Log in to your cPanel account. In the Files section, click on Backup. Under Full Backup, click on Download a Full Website backup. From the drop-down menu, select the backup destination as Home and enter your email address in the email field to receive a notification when the backup is complete. After the cPanel backup is finished, you will receive a notification. You can download backups from Backup > Download a Full Account Backup.

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.

Log in to your cPanel account. In the Databases section, click on phpMyAdmin. Click on the Expand icon from the navigation tree in the left sidebar. Scroll down and mark Check All. Click on the drop-down option and select Optimize tables. The table has been successfully optimized.