if there is no MultiPHP Manager in Cpanel , how to create a folder with php 5 ?

jsjcjsjc

Hi
if there is no MultiPHP Manager in Cpanel , how to create a folder with php 5 ?
I try to use the code below, but it display 403 error . cloud you please help me with it ?
Thanks

<IfModule mime_module>
  AddHandler application/x-httpd-ea-php56 .php .php5 .phtml
</IfModule>

jack2px

And your provider includes PHP5 support?

NetDynamics24

Why there is no multiphp?

darkh0rse

Disregarding that PHP 5.6 stopped getting security updates as of 2019. Do you have "Select PHP Version" or "PHP Selector" present instead?

WebProject

@jack2px said:
And your provider includes PHP5 support?

Despite the provider not supporting PHP 5, the their customer insists on using them. Ideally, the software should have been updated to support the latest PHP version. In this case, it's highly recommended for OP to consider getting a virtual machine and installing an operating system that still supports the older PHP versions.

EthernetServers

Scary thought, the server may be using EasyApache 3.

Only EasyApache 4 implemented the MultiPHP Manager.

Or, the provider disabled it in the feature manager.

Do you by chance have access to click "Server Information" in cPanel?

speedypage

The provider is probably using CloudLinux's PHP Selector with MultiPHP disabled, this only allows setting 1 PHP version for the whole account.

We currently take this approach but are looking at re-introducing MultiPHP. .htaccess is a way around this but can cause problems, especially with extensions.

EthernetServers

@speedypage said:
.htaccess is a way around this but can cause problems, especially with extensions.

Have you looked at php.d.location = selector?

It resolved those concerns in our case.

https://cloudlinux.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/4411475922450-How-to-change-PHP-modules-when-using-different-PHP-versions-per-domain-

jfreak53

Unless your provider has compiled php 5 with EA, then its not just something you can enable. Ask your provider if they support php 5.

If not, we don't for security, and any shared provider worth anything should have it gone already, get a vps. Seriously, if you're running that old of php, get a vps.

jsjcjsjc

@EthernetServers said:

@speedypage said:
.htaccess is a way around this but can cause problems, especially with extensions.

Have you looked at php.d.location = selector?

It resolved those concerns in our case.

https://cloudlinux.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/4411475922450-How-to-change-PHP-modules-when-using-different-PHP-versions-per-domain-

thanks, my provider help me enabled MultiPHP, but how to enbale ionCube Loader for php5 only ?
thanks

WebProject

@jsjcjsjc said:

@EthernetServers said:

@speedypage said:
.htaccess is a way around this but can cause problems, especially with extensions.

Have you looked at php.d.location = selector?

It resolved those concerns in our case.

https://cloudlinux.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/4411475922450-How-to-change-PHP-modules-when-using-different-PHP-versions-per-domain-

thanks, my provider help me enabled MultiPHP, but how to enbale ionCube Loader for php5 only ?
thanks

Ask provider to visit museum of software history and install ionCube