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How to enable PHP extensions in cPanel?

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In our hosting services with cPanel, you may need to enable or disable different PHP extensions according to the needs of your website. Different functions of a website require different PHP extensions at different times, which must be enabled or disabled as needed.

cPanel is the most widely used control panel for Linux-based servers, and at Sered we offer it so you can easily manage your hosting. Frequently, you need to run various types of scripts, so it’s necessary to change or manage multiple extensions for different tasks. In this guide, we will show you how to enable or disable PHP extensions in cPanel with Sered.

Steps to Manage PHP Extensions in your Sered Hosting

1. Log in to your Sered cPanel.

2. Search for the option "PHP Version".

  • After logging in, type "PHP Version" in the search box located at the top. You will see the option "Select PHP Version" according to the language defined in your cPanel interface, as shown below:

  • Alternatively, scroll down to the Software section and click on "Select PHP Version".

3. Access the extensions page.

  • On this page, you will see the option "Extensions". Click on "Extensions".

4. Enable or disable PHP extensions.

  • Now you will see a list of all possible extensions for your PHP version.

  • To enable an extension, check the box in front of the extension name. When you enable the extension, you will see a success message.

  • To disable a PHP extension, simply uncheck the box in front of its name and it will be disabled.

In this way, you can easily manage the extensions according to your needs.

What to do if you can’t find a PHP extension?

If you need a PHP extension that you can’t find, please contact the Sered support team. We are here to assist you and ensure your experience with our hosting service is the best possible.

PHP extensions specific to versions

Some PHP extensions are only compatible with certain PHP versions. If you need that type of extension, you must use the specific PHP version that supports that extension.

Next steps

In this guide you have learned how to manage different PHP extensions in your hosting with Sered. Next, you will also be able to learn: how to change the PHP version in your hosting and how to verify the PHP configuration.

In this guide you have learned to effectively manage your PHP extensions and ensure that your website runs smoothly.

If you encounter any difficulty or have any questions, do not hesitate to contact our technical support team through the email address [email protected] or via live chat from your client area for additional assistance.

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