How to set up hosting PHP

How to set up hosting PHP

Advanced hosting tools is the Configure PHP option, where you can modify different PHP policies to adjust your hosting to the requirements requested in some CMS applications. These values have a different scale depending on the plan you have contracted.


1.- PHP version
From this option you can modify the version of PHP that suits you best.


Note: If you do not appear this option, you can request via ticket Migration of your hosting to a server that allows you to modify the PHP version.
2.- Memory and runtime
Two of the PHP directives that you can modify are Memory_limit and Max_execution_time. These two directives are one of the most important, as most CMS applications or programmable internal processes require time and memory to be successful.


  • Temporary extension of memory and runtime
You can turn on limit memory and runtime (1 hour) at 512 MB and 300 seconds. This enlargement allows heavy imports of content, updating the CMS or to carry out facilities.


Once we have this functionality enabled, we can monitor the remaining real time available.


Note: the rise of these values can lead to excess consumption in the accommodation, if cdmon technicians determine that it can jeopardize the stability and optimal speed of the server will lower these values to maintain the service.

3.- Upload of files and variables by POST and GET
The Upload_max_filesize and Post_max_size directives can be increased to upload templates, components or plugins weighing greater than the borrowed values.
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4.-Session variables
These variables allow you to change the time of the programming variables that regulate the sessions of validated users on the website to control session time.
  • Session.cookie_lifetime:lifetime of the cookie sent to the browser, if it is 0 is unlimited. See more information
  • Session.gc_maxlifetime:second so that the information considered junk should be deleted. See more information

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5.-Other PHP directives
Finally, you can change the allow_url_fopen directive to adjust it to your programming, while the display_errors directive will allow you to disable control of errors generated by the accommodation to hide them if necessary.
  • Allow_url_fopen: allows URL access to files using functions such as Fopen, Require, Include. See more information
  • Display_errors: determined whether errors should be displayed on screen or they have to be hidden. See more information




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