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PHP version selector without CloudLinux?

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    Hi

    As mentioned in the subject - is there a way to be able to select PHP version per account without Cloud Linux?

    I just have 3 accounts on a server and I want to test one of them with php7 before i upgrade the server.

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    #1 WorkinOnIt, Dec 19, 2016
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    Hello and thanks for replay .
    I install 4 php version in my cpanel hosting by EasyApache 4(EA4) .
    But I don't now how I can add "select PHP version" feature to my clients host panels without CloudLinux.
    please help me that add this feature for my clients panel Like this :

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    You are marked as being a Website Owner but you will need to be a root administrator with access to WHM to do this o_O

    In WHM navigate to Home » Packages » Feature Manager

    Edit each feature list that you want to have the PHP selector enabled for; by ticking the :

    MultiPHP Manager and the MultiPHP INI Editor (if required)
     
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