Chris1
Regular Pleskian
Hello,
Before Plesk started providing multiple PHP versions, we added additional PHP handlers using the "php_handler" script pointing to CloudLinux provided PHP binaries. This is so we could the built-in PHP selector instead of the CloudLinux PHP selector.
For some reason during a recent update, extra PHP handlers have been added for the CloudLinux PHP's, I have no idea why??
Is there a way to do a wildcard PHP handler removal? I tried this but it doesn't work:
Does anyone know why all these handlers were added during the last week? It has happened on various servers, not sure if it was something CloudLinux or Plesk did?
I have since disabled all the ones that shouldn't be there one at a time via the Plesk interface. Tick boxes in "PHP Settings" page would make things easier
See the attached image, the handlers in the orange box were not there the other day.
Before Plesk started providing multiple PHP versions, we added additional PHP handlers using the "php_handler" script pointing to CloudLinux provided PHP binaries. This is so we could the built-in PHP selector instead of the CloudLinux PHP selector.
For some reason during a recent update, extra PHP handlers have been added for the CloudLinux PHP's, I have no idea why??
Is there a way to do a wildcard PHP handler removal? I tried this but it doesn't work:
Code:
/usr/local/psa/bin/php_handler --remove -id alt-php*
Does anyone know why all these handlers were added during the last week? It has happened on various servers, not sure if it was something CloudLinux or Plesk did?
I have since disabled all the ones that shouldn't be there one at a time via the Plesk interface. Tick boxes in "PHP Settings" page would make things easier
See the attached image, the handlers in the orange box were not there the other day.