The script will generate a list of users who use PHP 5.6Ģ. Reset user extensions to default settings selectorctl -list-users -version=5.6 | sed -e 's/,/\n/g' | sed 's/^/selectorctl -reset-user-extensions -version=5.6 -user=/'ġ. Or, you can change PHP version for all users using the commands below: # cd /var/cpanel/users This may result in high I/O wait and reduce overall server performance.Change the PHP version for all users # selectorctl -change-to-version=5.3 -version=native #this command changes PHP version to 5.3 for all users with native version Tips: It is not recommended to store large objects with low hit rates in the cache. htaccess file, "CacheEnable private" and "CacheDisable private" will be applied to all directories below the current level. However, when used at the directory, file, and location level or in a. "CacheEnable private" and "CacheDisable private" are compatible with Apache's mod_cache directives and will be applied to all directories below the current level. Virtual hosts configured through Apache nf can use the "CacheEnable private /url" and "CacheDisable private /url" directives at server, virtual host, directory, files, and location levels or in a. Private cache will cache a copy per user based on IP and cookies. Tips: If there is no need for directory level configuration customization, check None.ĭescription: Specifies whether to turn on private cache for the current context, either at server level, virtual host level, or directory level. Lower levels can disable a setting that is enabled at an upper level, but cannot enable a setting that is disabled at an upper level. Similarly context level settings will be inherited from virtual host settings. If something is enabled at the server level, virtual hosts will inherit same settings by default. If a configuration is not checked at the server level, the controlled directives will be disabled for the whole server whether or not it is enabled at lower levels. When Options is checked, directive "Options" is allowedĪllow Override configuration is available at three levels: server, virtual host and context.When Indexes is checked, directive "DirectoryIndex" is allowed.When FileInfo is checked, directives "Satisfy", "AddDefaultCharset", "AddType", "DefaultType", "ForceType", "ExpiresActive", "ExpiresDefault", "ExpiresByType", "Redirect", "RedirectTemp", "RedirectPermanent", "RewriteEngine", "RewriteOptions", "RewriteBase", "RewriteCond" and "RewriteRule" are allowed.When Auth is checked, directives "AuthGroupFile", "AuthName", "AuthType", "AuthUserFile", and "Require" are allowed.When Limit is checked, directives "Order", "Allow from" and "Deny from" are allowed.When None is checked, access control files will be ignored.When nothing is checked, inherited default settings will be used.An access control file can be placed in a directory to control the accessibility of files under that directory. Description: Specifies what directives in an access control file are allowed.
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