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You said:
view the php version used in wordpress in cyberpanel
ChatGPT said:
To check the PHP version used by WordPress in CyberPanel, follow these steps:
Method 1: Using CyberPanel Dashboard
- Log in to your CyberPanel panel (
https://your-server-ip:8090). - Navigate to “Websites” > “List Websites”.
- Locate your WordPress website and click “Manage”.
- Scroll down to the “PHP” section, where you’ll see the assigned PHP version.
Method 2: Using Terminal/SSH
- Connect to your server via SSH.
- Run the following command:bashCopyEdit
php -vThis will display the system’s default PHP version. - If your website is using a different PHP version, check it with:bashCopyEdit
ls -la /usr/local/lsws/lsphp*This will list all installed PHP versions.
Method 3: Checking from WordPress Dashboard
- Log in to your WordPress Admin panel (
yourdomain.com/wp-admin). - Go to “Tools” > “Site Health”.
- Click on “Info” and scroll down to the “Server” section.
- You’ll see the PHP version WordPress is using.
Would you like help changing the PHP version for your WordPress site in CyberPanel?
You said:
I can’t see it in the cyberpanel
ChatGPT said:
If you can’t see the PHP version in CyberPanel directly, you can check it using the following alternative methods:
1. Check PHP Version via Terminal (SSH)
If you have SSH access to your server, follow these steps:
- Log in to your server via SSH:bashCopyEdit
ssh root@your-server-ip - Run this command to check the default PHP version:bashCopyEdit
php -v - If your website uses a different PHP version, check all installed PHP versions:bashCopyEdit
ls -la /usr/local/lsws/lsphp*
2. Check PHP Version Used by WordPress via a PHP File
If SSH is not an option, you can create a small PHP file inside your WordPress root directory.
Steps:
- Go to File Manager in CyberPanel.
- Navigate to your WordPress website’s root folder (
/home/yourdomain.com/public_html). - Click Create a New File and name it something like
phpinfo.php. - Edit the file and add this content:phpCopyEdit
<?php phpinfo(); ?> - Save the file and visit:arduinoCopyEdit
https://yourdomain.com/phpinfo.php - This will display all PHP information, including the version.
⚠ Important: Delete this file after checking, as it can expose server details.
3. Check PHP Version via WordPress Dashboard
If CyberPanel doesn’t show the PHP version, you can check it directly in WordPress:
- Login to WordPress Admin (
https://yourdomain.com/wp-admin). - Go to “Tools” > “Site Health”.
- Click on the “Info” tab.
- Scroll down to “Server” → Look for “PHP Version”.
If none of these methods work, let me know what error or issue you’re facing! 😊
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