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First login into you WHM with the root login details and run following command
[[email protected]]# /usr/local/cpanel/bin/rebuild_phpconf current
If server is Suexec then you would have the below information ::
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DEFAULT PHP: 5
PHP4 SAPI: suphp
PHP5 SAPI: suphp
SUEXEC: enabled
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If you are not sure about Shell .Login into your WHM and in the menu find Configure PHP and SuExec
Select the drop down box for PHP 4/5 Handler and if beside that it says suPHP then the sever is SuExec enabled.
If you dont have server login details or WHM access, then you can create a php file under your account from cPanel >> File Manager and change the permissions on that file to 777 and open it in a browser. If it gives 500 Internal Server Error, then most probably running suPHP.
As well as you can also create the phpinfo page under your account from your cPanel >> File manager For ex. phpinfo.php with the following code
After creating phpinfo.php page browse it http://yourdomainname.com/phpinfo.php and if it shows Server API = Apache then server is not running PHP in Suexec mode and if Server API = CGI the server is running PHP in Suexec mode.
Thanks and Regards,
Dexter
Web Hosting UK - Leader in Web Hosting & Domain Names
[[email protected]]# /usr/local/cpanel/bin/rebuild_phpconf current
If server is Suexec then you would have the below information ::
==============
DEFAULT PHP: 5
PHP4 SAPI: suphp
PHP5 SAPI: suphp
SUEXEC: enabled
==============
If you are not sure about Shell .Login into your WHM and in the menu find Configure PHP and SuExec
Select the drop down box for PHP 4/5 Handler and if beside that it says suPHP then the sever is SuExec enabled.
If you dont have server login details or WHM access, then you can create a php file under your account from cPanel >> File Manager and change the permissions on that file to 777 and open it in a browser. If it gives 500 Internal Server Error, then most probably running suPHP.
As well as you can also create the phpinfo page under your account from your cPanel >> File manager For ex. phpinfo.php with the following code
After creating phpinfo.php page browse it http://yourdomainname.com/phpinfo.php and if it shows Server API = Apache then server is not running PHP in Suexec mode and if Server API = CGI the server is running PHP in Suexec mode.
Thanks and Regards,
Dexter
Web Hosting UK - Leader in Web Hosting & Domain Names