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PHP Versions ​

The PHP Versions page in Multi PHP Manager allows administrators to view and configure installed PHP versions on the server.

PHP Versions

Overview ​

URL: /admin/php-versions

This page displays a table of all installed PHP versions with their FPM status and configuration options.

A Refresh button is available to reload the PHP version data.

PHP Versions Table ​

Columns ​

  • PHP Version - The installed PHP version (e.g., PHP 8.4). Sortable. Links to the configuration page.
  • FPM Status - The current status of the PHP-FPM service (e.g., Running). Sortable.
  • Repository - The package repository source for this PHP version.
  • Actions - A Configure link that opens the PHP version configuration page.

The search bar filters results by PHP version.

Pagination ​

Results per page can be set to: 5, 10, 25, 50, or All.

Configuring a PHP Version ​

Clicking Configure (or the PHP version link) opens the configuration page for that PHP version.

PHP Version Configuration

PHP Profile ​

At the top, a PHP Profile dropdown allows selecting which configuration profile to edit (e.g., "PHP 8.4 - Default (default, php)"). An options menu (three dots) is available next to the profile selector.

Service Status ​

A status banner shows whether the PHP-FPM service is running, with a Check Service Status button.

Configuration Tabs ​

The configuration page is organized into three tabs:

1. PHP Configuration ​

Contains Core PHP Directives with the following settings:

  • Memory Limit - Maximum memory a script may consume.
  • Upload Max Filesize - Maximum size of uploaded files.
  • Post Max Size - Maximum size of POST data.
  • Max Execution Time - Maximum time in seconds a script is allowed to run.
  • Max Input Time - Maximum time in seconds a script may spend parsing input data.
  • Max Input Variables - Maximum number of variables that can be accepted.
  • Error Reporting - Error reporting level.
  • Display Errors - Whether to display errors (toggle).
  • Display Startup Errors - Whether to display startup errors (toggle).
  • Log Errors - Whether to log errors (toggle).
  • Date Timezone - Default timezone.
  • Default Charset - Default character set.
  • Default Mime Type - Default MIME type.
  • File Uploads - Whether to allow HTTP file uploads (toggle).
  • Upload Tmp Dir - Temporary directory for uploaded files.
  • User INI Filename - Name of the file where user-defined INI settings can be set.
  • User INI Cache TTL - TTL for caching user INI files.
  • Variables Order - Order of variables.
  • Request Order - Order of request variables.
  • Register ARGC ARGV - Whether to register the argv and argc variables (toggle).
  • Auto Globals JIT - Whether to enable auto globals JIT (toggle).
  • Short Open Tag - Whether to allow the short-form <? tag (toggle).
  • Precision - Number of significant digits displayed in floating point numbers.
  • Output Buffering - Output buffering size.
  • Output Handler - Output handler to use.
  • Zlib Output Compression - Whether to transparently output pages with the text/html content-type (toggle).
  • Zlib Output Handler - Zlib output handler.
  • Implicit Flush - Whether to flush output buffers automatically (toggle).
  • Unserialize Callback Function - Callback function for unserialize.
  • Serialize Precision - Precision for serializing floating point numbers.
  • Disable Functions - Comma-separated list of functions to disable.
  • Disable Classes - Comma-separated list of classes to disable.
  • Zend Assertions - Zend assertions mode.
  • Zend Detect Unicode - Whether to detect Unicode (toggle).
  • Zend Enable GC - Whether to enable garbage collection (toggle).
  • Zend Multibyte - Whether to enable multibyte support (toggle).
  • Zend Script Encoding - Script encoding for multibyte support.

Click Apply Configuration to save changes, or Cancel to discard.

2. PHP-FPM Configuration ​

Contains PHP-FPM Global Settings:

  • PID File - Path to the PID file.
  • Error Log File - Path to the error log file.
  • Log Level - Log level for error log (dropdown: e.g., Notice).
  • Emergency Restart Threshold - Number of child processes that can die before restart.
  • Emergency Restart Interval - Time interval for emergency restart (e.g., 60s, 1m).
  • Process Control Timeout - Time limit for child processes to respond to signals.
  • Daemonize - Whether to daemonize the process (toggle).
  • RLimit Files - Maximum number of open files.
  • RLimit Core - Maximum core file size (unlimited or size).
  • Events Mechanism - Event mechanism to use (dropdown: e.g., epoll).
  • Systemd Interval - Interval for systemd status updates (seconds).
  • Include Path - Path to include additional configuration files.

Click Apply Configuration to save changes, or Cancel to discard.

3. Extensions ​

Manage PHP extensions organized by category. Each extension can be enabled or disabled with a toggle, and some extensions expose additional configuration fields when enabled.

Database Extensions:

  • Enable PDO MySQL Extension - Toggle to enable/disable. When enabled, shows: PDO MySQL Default Socket, PDO MySQL Default User, PDO MySQL Default Password, PDO MySQL Default Host, PDO MySQL Default Port.
  • Enable MySQLi Extensions - Toggle to enable/disable. When enabled, shows: MySQLi Allow Persistent, MySQLi Max Persistent, MySQLi Max Links, and additional MySQLi configuration options.

Click Apply Configuration to save changes, or Cancel to discard.