EnglishTo use different PHP versions for specific directories, you'll need to configure it through your web server's configuration files. Here's a general outline of the steps you would follow:
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Install and Enable mod_lsapi:
- Make sure that
mod_lsapiis installed and enabled on your web server. Refer to LiteSpeed's documentation for specific installation instructions.
- Make sure that
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Configure PHP Versions per Directory:
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Create a
.htaccessfile in the directory where you want to use a different PHP version. -
Inside the
.htaccessfile, add the following line to specify the desired PHP version:bash
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LSAPI_Apache2_HANDLER application/x-httpd-lsphp<version>Replace
<version>with the desired PHP version (e.g., 5.6, 7.2, etc.). -
Save the
.htaccessfile.
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Restart the Web Server:
- After making changes, restart the webserver to apply the configuration.
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Verify PHP Version:
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Create a PHP file (e.g.,
info.php) in the directory where you added the.htaccessfile. Add the following content to it:php
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phpinfo(); -
Access this PHP file through a web browser to check the PHP version being used.
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Repeat for Other Directories:
- If you need to use different PHP versions in other directories, repeat steps 2-4 for each directory.
Remember, this approach assumes that mod_lsapi is properly installed and configured on your web server. Additionally, always make sure to thoroughly test any changes in a controlled environment before applying them in a production setting.
If you're using a control panel like cPanel or Plesk, they might have their own interfaces for managing PHP versions on a per-directory basis. Refer to the documentation of your specific control panel for instructions on how to achieve this.
