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Question removing php_admin from vhost configurations

tkalfaoglu

Silver Pleskian
Server operating system version
Rocky Linux
Plesk version and microupdate number
Plesk Obsidian 18.0.64 Update #1
Hi there. Many of my hosting sites use mod_php which is now on its way out. Their vhost configs contain php_admin commands which cause problems if these are migrated to a newer server. is there a way to fix these host configs at plesk so that they don't contain the php_admin commands?
Thanks!
 
You want to remove php_admin declarations from Additional HTTP and HTTPS directives?
You also need to make sure .htaccess files don't have it.
You need to port the value to the PHP settings page.

As a bonus, you also need to make sure all files and folders in the document root are owned by the webspace/subscription systme user.

I recommend doing this change manually for each website, to make sure it works properly after you change from mod_php.
 
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