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On Plesk for Linux mod_status is disabled on upgrades to improve Apache security. This is a one-time operation that occurs during an upgrade. You can manually enable mod_status later if needed.
putenv('PATH=/opt/plesk/php/8.2/bin:' . getenv('PATH'));
exec(php $command);
By default the exec function uses 7.2 and I have to change the PATH so that it uses 8.2, and I want it to always use 8.2, the php script uses 8.2
If that is, the php scripts are executed with php 8.2 and when using exec() in a php script the exec is executed with php 7.2 and I want it to be executed also with php 8.2
I don't want to migrate anything. I want to install a web application so that clients who have a subscription can use it. In this case, I would have to upload the web application for each client, but I don't want this because I have to update each copy uploaded.
You didn't understand me, or I don't understand your idea, I want to upload a website to plesk and that all the users I have can use the website, be it a blog, etc... but without having to upload a copy for each plesk subscription. git doesn't work for that
I’m looking for an efficient way to manage the source code of a blog on Plesk. I want all my clients to use the same source code without having to upload a separate copy for each one. The goal is to be able to update the code globally so that any changes are reflected automatically on all...
I have an online store created in php, it is configurable and has its database, I want to rent it through plesk, that is to say that each one of my clients can use it from their store. The way I can think of is to upload the code and create the database for each user.
My question is if there is...