Profiles ​
This screen no longer exists.
/admin/my-apache-profilesanswers with 404, and there is no redirect to follow.
Where this went ​
Apache profile behaviour is configured on the Apache tab of Web Server in the sidebar (MyApache Settings). That page holds the MPM choice and the modules on its Modules Configuration tab, alongside the rest of the server configuration, so the settings that used to be split across a profile wizard and a settings screen are now in one place.
The PHP side moved out of profiles as well:
- PHP versions are installed and removed on Settings > PHP > PHP Versions (PHP Versions).
- Which version a domain uses is set on Settings > PHP > PHP Domain Assignment (Multi PHP Domains).
- PHP extensions are managed per version on PHP Extensions.
Running an older panel? ​
The Profiles screen, its creation wizard, import and export, and the rest of the reference are documented in the frozen guide for earlier panels: Profiles (panels before 1.8.0).
What a profile was ​
This applies to older panels only, and is kept here so a reader who meets the term knows what it meant.
A MyApache profile was a named, reusable Apache configuration: the MPM type, the enabled Apache modules, the installed PHP versions, and their extensions, provisioned together. One profile was the server default, and a profile could be exported to JSON and imported on another server.
The same settings are edited directly on the Apache and PHP screens listed above. There is no separate profile object to create, select, export, or import.