in the past, ive used the WHM feature manager to disable the MultiPHP option in cPanel, for end users. i wasnt immediately aware of it, but that action resulted in the WordPress 1-click install to not work. when i reached out to support, i was told that MultiPHP had to remain enabled.
so, as months have passed since then... is it now okay to disable MultiPHP manager in the features for cPanel end users?
i have to admit, having 2 different PHP select type options in cPanel is *VERY* confusing for end users. especially for those who arent experienced with CloudLInux selector... OR those who use other cPanel instances w/o CloudLinux, as their only experience is changing PHP version using cPanels MultiPHP tool.
for simplicitys sake, id like to suggest that CloudLinux removes cPanels MultiPHP manager, or at least gives the option to hide it for end users. ive had problems with this feature for years now, and (by what im reading in this thread) its still causing confusion for end users and admins alike.
so, as months have passed since then... is it now okay to disable MultiPHP manager in the features for cPanel end users?
i have to admit, having 2 different PHP select type options in cPanel is *VERY* confusing for end users. especially for those who arent experienced with CloudLInux selector... OR those who use other cPanel instances w/o CloudLinux, as their only experience is changing PHP version using cPanels MultiPHP tool.
for simplicitys sake, id like to suggest that CloudLinux removes cPanels MultiPHP manager, or at least gives the option to hide it for end users. ive had problems with this feature for years now, and (by what im reading in this thread) its still causing confusion for end users and admins alike.
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