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Modify PHP/Apache limits of websites from the Infomaniak Manager

This guide explains how to customize the limits of a site hosted on a Web Hosting or a Cloud Server.

Unlock or adjust the limits of a site

To access the website management:

Click here to access the management of your product on the Infomaniak Manager (need help?).
Click directly on the name assigned to the product concerned:
Click on Manage under Advanced settings:
Click on the PHP / Apache tab.

You can, in particular...

... unlock for 60 minutes the memory limit (memory_limit = 1280 MB) and the maximum execution time of scripts (max_execution_time = 60 minutes):
- This unlock is possible up to 10 times per year.
... customize the limits of:
- max_execution_time (in seconds)
- memory_limit (in MB)
- post_max_size & upload_max_filesize (maximum file size for upload, in MB)
- Cloud Server only: Max children (see this other guide)
- Cloud Server only: Max input time

Don't forget to save the changes at the bottom of the page.

Maximum values by type of accommodation

Limits	Shared	Cloud Server	CLI (Cloud Server only)
max_execution_time	300 s	3600 s	0 (unlimited) s max
memory_limit	1280 MB	2048 MB max	512 MB max
post_max_size + upload_max_filesize	9223372036854775807 MB max	9223372036854775807 MB max	48 Mo max
max_children	20 max	20 (by default, modifiable)
simultaneous connections per IP	30 max	30 (by default, modifiable)
max_input_time	0 (unlimited)	0 (by default, modifiable)	0 (unlimited)
files (inodes)	no limit on the number of files per hosting

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Understand the limitations of SSH scripts

This guide relates to the execution of scripts launched via SSH on various types of machines.

No time limit

There is no predefined time limit for the execution of scripts launched via SSH, meaning that the script can run as long as necessary. However, if the SSH session ends, the script will also be interrupted.

It is possible to run scripts in the background to avoid this issue. In this case, the script will continue to run even if the SSH session is interrupted.

Other resources may be limited either by the machine's capacity or by the configuration (PHP scripts limited to 512 MB of memory, for example).

It is possible to change these limits on Serveur Cloud machines, but not on hébergements mutualisés.

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Discover Web Hosting Offers from Infomaniak

This guide explains the differences between Infomaniak's web hosting offers to help you choose the best solution according to your computer needs.

If you are looking to host your email, refer to this other guide.

Starter Web Hosting

Free Web Hosting

Web Starter hosting is offered for free with each domain name registered with Infomaniak. It offers 10 MB of disk space to create a site (basic pages in HTML language only - no PHP, no database) even without particular knowledge thanks to the Welcome Page tool.

Register or transfer a domain name with Infomaniak
Learn more about the benefits included with a domain name

Shared Web Hosting

The flagship offer to create your sites

These web hostings are shared offers (the websites will be hosted on servers whose resources are shared with other customers). To ensure the reliability of these shared services, Infomaniak servers use on average only 40% of the CPU power and are equipped with professional last-generation SSD disks.

Web hosting offers a minimum of 250 GB of disk space and allows you to manage multiple websites with multiple domain names. This offer includes all the technologies usually used to create professional sites: PHP, MySQL, FTP and SSH access, SSL certificates and easy installation of WordPress or common CMS, etc. It is also possible to add a Node.js site and/or Site Creator.

Note that without any hosting, it is also possible to obtain and then use Site Creator “autonomous / standalone”. Refer to this other guide.

Cloud Server

Professional Web Hosting

With a Cloud Server, the resources allocated to you are not shared with other customers and you can customize the hardware and software configuration of your server according to your needs. A Cloud Server also allows you to use components that are not available on shared web hostings (Node.js, mongoDB, Sol, FFMPEG, etc.).

A Cloud Server allows you to easily administer your server via the same administration interface as web hostings - you manage the sites in the same way.
A VPS allows you to manage your server 100% autonomously with the version of Windows or the Linux distribution of your choice (Debian, Ubuntu, openSUSE, ...) - solid technical skills are required to use a VPS, including VPS Lite.

Public Cloud (and Kubernetes Service)

Open, proven and secure IaaS solution

For Infomaniak, it is the infrastructure that powers kDrive, Swiss Backup and the Webmail, services used by several million users. But Public Cloud is accessible to everyone and provides the resources you need to develop your projects.

With personalized and tailored offers, you will have no trouble managing your development budget. No setup fees. No minimum amount. Cancellable at any time. You only pay for the resources actually used with Public Cloud at the end of each month, the same goes for Kubernetes Service.

Jelastic Cloud

Custom web hosting with your choice of technologies

Jelastic Cloud allows you to create custom development environments with your choice of technologies (PHP, Java, Docker, Ruby, etc.). It is a flexible cloud offer:

Horizontal and vertical scaling of resources.
Payment based on actual resource consumption.
Easy customization of your infrastructure (redundancy, IP, SSL, load balancing, etc.).

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Change the PHP version of a website

This guide explains how to change the PHP version available for your Infomaniak Web Hosting sites.

Preamble

It is possible to switch from an old and potentially vulnerable PHP version to a recent one, but you will not be able to revert to this vulnerable version afterward for security reasons.
The change is effective immediately and permanently.
Refer to this other guide if you are looking for information about configuring the PHP version used in SSH.

Change the PHP version used for a website

It is possible to easily change the PHP version used on an entire website:

Click here to access the management of your product on the Infomaniak Manager (need help?).
Click directly on the name assigned to the product in question.
Click on ‍ More information.
Click on Modify:
Choose the desired PHP version:
Click on Save at the bottom of the page to save the modification.

It may be necessary to update your hosting beforehand to access the very latest PHP versions offered by Infomaniak.

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Change the PHP version in CLI

This guide explains how to change the PHP version used in the command line (PHP CLI) on an Infomaniak Web Hosting.

Preamble

This guide is useful if you need to temporarily adjust settings for a specific script or for a PHP session executed in the command line (CLI).
To modify the general PHP version used by your hosting on the web server (FPM/Apache) via the Infomaniak Manager, refer to this other guide.

Default PHP version in command line

When you run the php command (usually via /usr/bin/php), it is the default PHP version configured on the server that is used. This version may evolve over time according to the platform updates.

To find out the exact version currently active on your hosting, run:

php -v

To ensure the stability of your scripts, it is recommended to use an explicit version (php7.4, php8.0, php8.1, etc.) or to adjust your PATH variable to point to the directory of the desired version (for example /opt/php8.1/bin).

Modify the PHP version used in CLI

There are two main files that can be used to configure the PHP version automatically loaded in your SSH session:

1. Using `~/.bashrc` (recommended)

The .bashrc file is read by Bash when opening an interactive shell (non-login), i.e., in the majority of cases when you open a normal SSH session or execute commands via deployment tools.

Create the ~/.bashrc file if it does not exist, then open it:
```
touch ~/.bashrc
nano ~/.bashrc
```
Add the following line to specify the desired PHP version (example: PHP 8.1):
```
export PATH="/opt/php8.1/bin:$PATH"
```
Reload your environment:
```
source ~/.bashrc
```
Check the currently used version:
```
php -v
which php
```
You should see a path of the type /opt/php8.1/bin/php.

2. Using `~/.profile` (alternative)

The .profile file is read only when the shell is launched in login mode (for example during an initial SSH connection). If your environment does not automatically load .bashrc, you can define the PHP version directly there.

Create the ~/.profile file if it does not exist, then open it:
```
touch ~/.profile
nano ~/.profile
```
Add the following line:
```
export PATH="/opt/php8.1/bin:$PATH"
```
Reload your environment:
```
source ~/.profile
```

3. Load `.bashrc` from other profiles

To ensure that the configuration is loaded in all types of sessions (login and non-login), it is recommended to include in your ~/.bash_profile and ~/.profile files the following line:

if [ -f ~/.bashrc ]; then . ~/.bashrc; fi

Thus, your PHP configuration defined in .bashrc will always be applied, regardless of how the SSH session is opened.

Run a specific version occasionally

If you want to run a script with a specific version of PHP without modifying your environment, you can call the corresponding binary directly:

/opt/php8.1/bin/php mon_script.php
/opt/php8.2/bin/php -v

After these steps, the chosen PHP version will be loaded automatically each time a new session is opened, and your CLI scripts will run with the desired version.

Updated 21.10.2025 Link to this FAQ:

Transfer all your external services to Infomaniak

This guide explains how to transfer to Infomaniak data (Web, Mail, Domain, and even Cloud) currently hosted elsewhere. You remain the obvious owner of your data, without loss or interruption!

Don't have time to migrate your services? Launch a free tender to find an Infomaniak partner who will take care of everything.

Specific guides

Click on the link corresponding to your current host:

Swisscom: complete guide to migrate Web, Mail and domain name data

Guides for any other hoster

To retrieve any other data, follow the procedures below:

Import Web data (all PHP, HTML, etc. sites.)
- For WordPress specifically, refer to this other guide…
Copy the Mail data (addresses and mailbox content, etc.) to kSuite or a simple Mail Service
Transfer the domain name (domain management, DNS zone, etc.)

To avoid interrupting your website and emails and to avoid losing content while importing your existing data, migrate your services in the specified order.

You can also bring other types of data to the Infomaniak servers:

Dropbox, Google Drive, etc. content: refer to this other guide
Data on NAS Synology or QNAP: refer to this other guide

Why join Infomaniak?

By consolidating your domain names, websites, and email addresses with Infomaniak, you simplify the management of your invoices and services. Moreover, your domains will automatically link with your website and email address. You will therefore not need to manually configure the DNS of your domains with another registrar.

Learn more about Infomaniak

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Understand the limits of outgoing emails per 24 hours

This guide details the security measures implemented for the Infomaniak email offers to detect abusive and abnormal use of an email address.

Preamble

Upon written request, justified and authenticated, it is possible to modify these security rules for a specific paid email address.
For sending emails to a large number of recipients, the Newsletter tool is the most suitable.
These measures protect you from malicious use of your computer or your account.

Sending limits per 24 hours

1 message sent to 2, 42, or 99 people in CC/BCC counts as 2, 42, and 99 messages, respectively.

⚠ Number of outgoing emails possible per 24 hours:

kSuite	free	500
	Standard	1440
	Business	1440
	Enterprise	1440
	my kSuite	500
	my kSuite+	1440
Mail Service	Starter 1 max. address	100
	Premium 5 min. addresses	1440
Web hosting	sending unauthenticated (PHP Mail())	50
	sending authenticated	*

* The max. number depends on the email offer

Other email limits

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Configure PHP settings in CLI

This guide explains how to configure PHP settings for Web Hosting directly from the command line when you run PHP scripts using PHP CLI (Command Line Interface).

Preamble

This type of configuration can be useful when you need to temporarily modify certain parameters for a specific script or for a PHP session.
These modifications will only be valid for the execution of the current script and will not modify the global PHP configuration.

Modify PHP CLI settings

For example, to temporarily modify the settings for a specific script without having to modify the global PHP configuration of the server, follow the method below; with the PHP CLI environment, you can specify multiple PHP parameters at the same time by separating them with spaces.

Using the `-d` parameter

When you run PHP from the command line, you can use the -d parameter to specify PHP configurations. This allows you to modify the PHP parameters for this specific execution. For example, to set the maximum execution time to 90 seconds, the memory limit to 256 MB, and disable safe mode, you can do it as follows:

php -d max_execution_time=90 -d memory_limit=256M -d safe_mode=Off -f test.php

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Using PHP environment variables (REDIRECT_)

This guide explains how to use PHP environment variables with Web Hosting that runs on php-fpm.

Preamble

PHP environment variables (REDIRECT_) are system variables used to store information about HTTP requests and redirects.
They are generally used on web servers to store details about previous requests or redirects that have been performed.
The prefix "REDIRECT_" is often added to environment variables to indicate that they are related to specific redirects performed by the server.
These variables can contain information such as previous URLs, HTTP methods, or other data related to the client's navigation on the web server.

Using environment variables

To use PHP environment variables:

Define the PHP environment variables in a .htaccess file:
- ```
SetEnv EXAMPLEVARIABLE hello
```
In your PHP file, the name of the variable to call must be prefixed by REDIRECT_:
- ```
<?php getenv(\"REDIRECT_EXAMPLEVARIABLE\");
```

In this example, the displayed result will be hello.

Going further with environment variables

It is possible to configure environment variables directly from the Manager for your entire website:

Click here to access the management of your product on the Infomaniak Manager (need help?).
Click directly on the name assigned to the product concerned:
Click on Manage under Advanced settings:
Click on the PHP / Apache tab.
Click on the chevron to expand the Environment Variables section.
Click on the icon Add.
Enter the variable and its value.
Click the button to save:

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Enable PHP-FPM status

This guide explains how to enable PHP-FPM status to, for example, debug a slow site at the PHP level.

Preamble

PHP-FPM status allows you to monitor in real-time the scripts that are executed as well as their execution time.
This operation is only possible on Serveur Cloud.

Enable PHP-FPM status

To activate PHP-FPM on a site, contact Infomaniak support from an email address listed on your user account to authenticate your request.

In your request, please specify the source IP address that should be authorized.

Once PHP-FPM status is activated, the following URL links will display the necessary information:

https://domain.xyz/fpm-status?json&full
https://domain.xyz/fpm-status?html&full
https://domain.xyz/fpm-status?xml&full

Warning: if your site contains rewrite rules including the path /fpm-status, you will likely need to make an exception for it.

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Solve a PHP problem (outdated version)

This guide explains why it is dangerous to use a PHP version that is no longer officially maintained and how to use a more recent PHP version with a website hosted by Infomaniak.

Is an outdated PHP version dangerous?

When you use a (soon-to-be) vulnerable PHP version on one or more of your websites, a warning message appears in the dashboard of the affected hosting.

The PHP language evolves regularly and when you use a PHP version that is no longer maintained, you expose your website to security risks. Malicious individuals could, for example, exploit known security vulnerabilities to gain access to your site and modify its content. It is therefore strongly recommended to always use a recent PHP version.

3 situations are possible:

The PHP version is fully supported: no action is required
The PHP version only receives security updates: it is recommended to use a more recent PHP version
The PHP version is no longer maintained: it is strongly recommended to use a more recent PHP version

Learn more: http://php.net/supported-versions.php

Using a more recent version

The latest PHP versions are more performant and speed up the loading of websites.

Before using a more recent PHP version, it is important to follow the following precautions:

If your site uses a CMS or a web application (WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, etc.), make sure the current version of the CMS is supported by the PHP version you wish to use.
If your site was developed manually, consult the official PHP documentation to learn about modified functions and any potential changes that may affect the operation of your code.

In case of malfunction after migrating to a more recent PHP version, it is sometimes possible to revert to a previous version, provided that it is still supported!

Updated 10.10.2025 Link to this FAQ:

Manage the file types interpreted by PHP

This guide explains how to enable on an Infomaniak Web Hosting the support of certain file types (.inc for example) by PHP so that they are processed in the same way as a .php file.

Preamble

Previously, it was necessary to add the following line in a .htaccess file:
- AddType application/x-httpd-php .inc
- This prevented the content of the file from being displayed as text instead of being correctly interpreted by PHP when accessed via a browser.
Now you can manage file extensions via the FPM Extensions field in the Manager of your hosting.

Manage extensions recognized by PHP

To add support for a specific file type:

Click here to access the management of your product on the Infomaniak Manager (need help?).
Click directly on the name assigned to the product concerned.
Click on Manage under Advanced Settings:
Edit the FPM Extensions field allowing the desired addition:

Do not forget to save the changes at the bottom of the page.

Updated 14.10.2025 Link to this FAQ:

Use ODBC functions in PHP

This guide concerns the ODBC functions of PHP.

ODBC functions in PHP are only supported on Serveur Cloud.

Open Database Connectivity functions

These are the functions used to interact with databases via the ODBC (Open Database Connectivity) interface, a standard for accessing data sources uniformly. Here are a few examples of using the ODBC functions of PHP:

Being able to read data from an external database and display it on your website
Insert or modify data in an external database
Perform complex queries on an external database

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Understanding the difference between Cloud Server and VPS

This guide details the Managed Cloud Server offer from Infomaniak and the VPS offer from Infomaniak, which are intended for different uses.

Preamble

Infomaniak offers two advanced hosting solutions:
1. the Managed Cloud Server, which allows you to create multiple hosts (FTP/SSH spaces) on which you add your sites (Apache vhosts),
2. and the VPS (Virtual Private Server), which offers complete administrative freedom and meets different needs.

Managed Cloud Server

The Cloud Server allows you to go beyond the limits of shared hosting. You can create and distribute your sites as you wish, define the root directory of each site, and adjust parameters such as memory_limit and max_execution_time.

Integrated tools are provided: cronjobs, Site Creator, simplified installation of WordPress, access and error logs (logs). It is also possible to add specific Apache modules or install a caching system.

The software environment is managed by Infomaniak (FastCGI, PHP-FPM). You do not have complete freedom to configure the server (no arbitrary software installation), but certain specific programs can be installed.

VPS (unmanaged)

The VPS gives you full control over the server, but it is your responsibility. Infomaniak manages the hardware and installs the version of Linux or Windows chosen at the time of ordering. No software intervention is performed by Infomaniak: you administer the system, install, and configure the software.

You can restart the server via the Infomaniak Manager. A snapshot system is available (excluding the VPS Lite offer).

Video content and alternatives

If your project mainly involves a large volume of videos, it is often preferable to separate video streaming from the main hosting. Associated with shared hosting, the Infomaniak VOD/AOD space allows you to efficiently store and stream videos, support traffic spikes, and obtain detailed viewing statistics.

Migration between Cloud Server and VPS

There is no automatic migration solution between a Managed Cloud Server and a VPS. To switch from one offer to another, you must cancel the product you no longer use and order the new offer. Infomaniak refunds, upon request, any new server if the cancellation occurs within 30 days of the order.

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Use SSH in PHP with phpseclib

This guide explains how to work without the PECL SSH2 client module, which is unavailable on Infomaniak Web Hosting and Cloud Servers, by using the phpseclib library instead, which runs in native PHP without requiring any specific extension.

Foreword

Using PECL SSH2 client results in errors such as No compatible key exchange algorithms found or Unable to exchange encryption keys in its latest available version.
Phpseclib allows for:
- SSH authentication via password or private key.
- Remote command execution.
- Secure file transfer (SFTP).
- SSH key management.

Using phpseclib

To integrate an SSH connection into a PHP script, use phpseclib as follows:

use phpseclib3\Net\SSH2;
use phpseclib3\Crypt\PublicKeyLoader;

$ssh = new SSH2('domain.xyz');
$key = PublicKeyLoader::load(file_get_contents('/path/to/private_key'));

if (!$ssh->login('utilisateur', $key)) {
    exit('Authentication Failed');
}

echo $ssh->exec('ls -la');

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Manage advanced PHP functions of a web hosting

This guide explains how to enable the following features on Web Hosting (in italics, Cloud Server only):

proc_open
popen
exec()
shell_exec()
set_time_limit
passthru
system

These features are disabled by default as they pose a significant security risk in case of a website hack. Only enable them if there is a real need (for a script or CMS such as ImageMagick, Typo3, CraftCMS, etc.).

Enable PHP features

To access website management:

Click here to access the management of your product on the Infomaniak Manager (need help?).
Click directly on the name assigned to the product concerned:
Click on Manage under Advanced Settings:
Click on the PHP / Apache tab.
Click on the toggle switches On/Off as desired:
Click on the Save button to validate the changes.

Updated 14.10.2025 Link to this FAQ:

Install an app / PHP extension in a few clicks on Serveur Cloud

This guide explains how to install applications, PHP extensions and technologies (non-exhaustive list below) in a few clicks on Serveur Cloud only.

Refer to this other guide if you are looking for information about additional Web Applications that can be installed on any type of hosting, including standard/shared offers.

Install (or uninstall) apps / PHP extensions…

To find the list of technologies and proceed with their installation:

Click here to access the management of your Cloud Server on the Infomaniak Manager (need help?).
Click directly on the name assigned to the relevant Cloud Server.
Click on PHP Extensions or on ‘Fast Installer’ in the left sidebar:
Click on the action menu ⋮ to the right of the extension you wish to uninstall in the displayed table.
Click on Uninstall.
Otherwise, click on the blue button Install an extension to make your choice for a new installation:

Non-exhaustive list of available apps & extensions

AdvanceCOMP
BuildEssential
electron_dev
ExifTool
FFmpeg ↗ guide
Ghostscript
Gifsicle
GraphicsMagick
HAProxy
Imagemagick ↗ guide
Jpegoptim
libjpeg_turbo
libqrencode
libX11_xcb1
MidnightCommander
Memcached ↗ guide
mongoDB
NVM Node Version Manager
OptiPNG
p7zip
PDFtk
PHP_APCu
PHP_CLI ↗ guide
PHP_FPM
PHP_GnuPG
PHP_gRPC
PHP_igbinary
PHP_IonCube ↗ guide
PHP_OPcache
PHP_PDF
PHP_PDO_ODBC ↗ guide
PHP_Swoole
pip
Pngcrush
Pngquant
Redis ↗ guide
RRDTool The Round Robin Database Tool
RubyCompass
systemd ↗ guide
tesseract_ocr
varnish ↗ guide
virtualenv
WebP
xauth
xpdf
xvfb
ZSH

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Manage the display of PHP warnings / errors

This guide shows how to modify the error_reporting() directive on your website.

Enable error reporting

Specify the following 2 pieces of information in your .user.ini file:

display_errors=on
error_reporting=E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE & ~E_STRICT

If your browser does not display any errors or warnings, then there are none.

Disable PHP error display

For WordPress, edit the file wp-config.php and replace the line:

define('WP_DEBUG', false);

by:

ini_set('display_errors','Off');
ini_set('error_reporting', E_ALL );
define('WP_DEBUG', false);
define('WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY', false);

Otherwise, you can add the following code to the .user.ini file:

display_errors=off

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Getting Started Guide: Web Hosting

Thank you for trusting Infomaniak with the hosting of your website.

Preamble

A web hosting is a storage space available on a computer, also called a "server", connected to the Internet and managed by a web host, Infomaniak.
This storage space, made available to professionals and individuals, is used to install websites or other types of tools (CRM, extranet, intranet...) that need to be accessible via the Internet.
These guides allow you to quickly use the essential functions of your new product, your web hosting, which can accommodate multiple websites.

Where to start?

IMPORTANT: the domain name...

A web hosting, to be visible to the public on the Internet, must be associated with a domain name!

Your domain name is not managed by Infomaniak? Or is it in a different Organization than that of your web hosting? Then refer to this other guide to configure the DNS or the "A records" in order to link the domain name to your web hosting.

In case of a problem

To resolve a problem, please consult the Web Hosting Knowledge Base before contacting Infomaniak support.

Click here to share a review or suggestion about an Infomaniak product.

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Discover some technologies supported by Jelastic Cloud

Jelastic Cloud Infomaniak is one of the most complete and flexible PaaS solutions on the market.

Preamble

Node.js = official name of the language/environment.
NodeJS = technical or simplified name in certain contexts (often for practical reasons, no real technical difference).

Supported languages

You can deploy applications in Java, PHP, Ruby, Node.js, Python and Go without having to adapt your code using Docker, Kubernetes, GIT, SVN or integrated extensions like Maven, Ant, Eclipse, NetBeans or IntelliJ IDEA.

Supported SQL and NoSQL databases

MariaDB, MongoDB, MySQL, Postgre, Redis, Neo4j, Cassandra, OrientDB, PerconaDB, CouchDB, Couchbase.

Supported application servers

Tomcat, TomEE, Jetty, GlassFish, Payara, Apache PHP, Apache Ruby, Apache Python, NGINX PHP, NGINX Ruby, NodeJS, JBoss, SmartFoxServer, SpringBoot, WildFly, Golang.

Supported load balancers

NGINX, Apache Balancer, HAProxy, Varnish.

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Knowledge base

Unlock or adjust the limits of a site

Maximum values by type of accommodation

No time limit

Starter Web Hosting

Free Web Hosting

Shared Web Hosting

The flagship offer to create your sites

Cloud Server

Professional Web Hosting

Public Cloud (and Kubernetes Service)

Open, proven and secure IaaS solution

Jelastic Cloud

Custom web hosting with your choice of technologies

Preamble

Change the PHP version used for a website

Preamble

Default PHP version in command line

Modify the PHP version used in CLI

1. Using ~/.bashrc (recommended)

2. Using ~/.profile (alternative)

3. Load .bashrc from other profiles

Run a specific version occasionally

Specific guides

Guides for any other hoster

Why join Infomaniak?

Learn more about Infomaniak

Preamble

Sending limits per 24 hours

Other email limits

Preamble

Modify PHP CLI settings

Using the -d parameter

Preamble

Using environment variables

Going further with environment variables

Preamble

Enable PHP-FPM status

Is an outdated PHP version dangerous?

Using a more recent version

Preamble

Manage extensions recognized by PHP

Open Database Connectivity functions

Preamble

Managed Cloud Server

VPS (unmanaged)

Video content and alternatives

Migration between Cloud Server and VPS

Foreword

Using phpseclib

Enable PHP features

Install (or uninstall) apps / PHP extensions…

Non-exhaustive list of available apps & extensions

Enable error reporting

Disable PHP error display

Preamble

Where to start?

IMPORTANT: the domain name...

In case of a problem

Preamble

Supported languages

Supported SQL and NoSQL databases

Supported application servers

Supported load balancers

1. Using `~/.bashrc` (recommended)

2. Using `~/.profile` (alternative)

3. Load `.bashrc` from other profiles

Using the `-d` parameter