List all accounts php version

[franco.tauceri]

Hi!

I would like to know if there is a way to list all accounts php version.
I have this command line:

ls -1 /var/cpanel/users | grep -v "." | awk { print "selectorctl --interpreter=php --user-summary --user="$1 } | sh

But this returns something like this:

5.3 e - -

5.4 - - -

5.5 - - -

5.6 e - s

7.0 e - -

7.1 e d -

7.2 e - -

7.3 e - -

native e - -

5.3 e - -

5.4 - - -

5.5 - - -

5.6 e - s

7.0 e - -

7.1 e d -

7.2 e - -

7.3 e - -

native e - -

5.3 e - -

5.4 - - -

5.5 - - -

5.6 e - s

7.0 e - -

7.1 e d -

7.2 e - -

7.3 e - -

native e - -

Then i have to run this:

ls -1 /var/cpanel/users | grep -v "."

To have the accounts list.

After this i have to go account by account by the same exact order to see what is the selected php version of every account.
I have more than 100 on a server.

So, is there a command to list the accounts php selected? For example like this:

account1 5.5

account2 7.0

account3 7.0

account4 5.6

account5 7.1

etc...

A better way would be to have some panel to see a list of all accounts and manage the php version from the CloudLinux LVE Manager.

Thanks
Nuno Leite

[vmarchuk]

Hello,

Since PHP Selector based on CageFS, you can get the list of users with PHP Selector enabled with the following command:
# cagefsctl --list-enabled

In order to check the current PHP version per user, you should use the following command:
# selectorctl -c -u $username

By combining these two commands you can achieve your goal and get the list of PHP versions per account.

[nunoleite]

Hi!

Thanks i didnt know that second command.
So i tried to combine some options and found these 2 options:
# cagefsctl --list-enabled | xargs -t -n1 selectorctl -c -u
# ls -1 /var/cpanel/users | grep -v "." | xargs -t -n1 selectorctl -c -u

Both work, but i think the second command is better has i can even get the users that fail so i know what users are out of CageFS.

These commands return something like this:
selectorctl -c -u account1
7.1 7.1.26 /opt/alt/php71/usr/bin/php-cgi
selectorctl -c -u account2
7.0 7.0.33 /opt/alt/php70/usr/bin/php-cgi
selectorctl -c -u account3
5.6 5.6.40 /opt/alt/php56/usr/bin/php-cgi

For what i need i think this is enough, because i can have a small list with the accountname and the php version combined.

Thanks
Nuno Leite

[nunoleite]

for user in $(ls -1 /var/cpanel/users) ; do version=$(selectorctl -c -u $i | awk {print $1} ) ; echo $user $version ; done

user1 5.6
user2 5.6
user3 5.6

[skhristich]

Hello Justin, Thank you.
Please let us know if you have any questions.
Thanks in advance!

[nunoleite]

Hi Justin,

Thanks, this works great.

I just had to change the "$i" to "$user"

for user in $(ls -1 /var/cpanel/users) ; do version=$(selectorctl -c -u $user | awk {print $1}) ; echo $user $version ; done

Thanks.
Nuno Leite

[skhristich]

Hello Nuno,
Happy to hear it and thanks for following up!