Overview

This document lists the cPanel PHP-FPM system's configuration settings and their default values. It also explains how you can add additional configuration values other than the ones listed below.

Global directives

cPanel & WHM uses template values for defaults. For example, when you see [% ea_php_version %], the system replaces this with the desired PHP version. The following list represents the important labels for global directives:

• Key — The entry that you create in the YAML file.
• Name — The name in the PHP-FPM configuration file.
• Present if not listed — When you set this value to Yes, the system adds it to the configuration file even if the YAML file does not list it.

• Default — The template value inside the configuration file. If you do not add a specific value, the system defaults to this value.

Pool directives

How to add an unknown value to a configuration

If you desire a value that cPanel does not currently provide as a default (the tables do not list a value), you can set a new value with a YAML map.

For example, you may add the following line to create a YAML map:

In this example:

• The php_admin_value_ldap_max_links value represents the Key .
• The Key must only contain letters, numbers, and underscores.
• The php_admin_value[ldap.max_links] value represents the Name and will display in the PHP-FPM configuration file.
• The value key represents the configuration value that you wish to create.

How to remove default values from a configuration

The system allows you to override default values or remove them from the output.

• To change a default value, run the following command:

  php_admin_flag_log_errors: no

  Note:

  The system defaults to Yes. In this example, we disabled the php_admin_flag_log_errors setting.

• To remove a default value, add the following line to your YAML file:

  php_admin_flag_log_errors: { present_ifdefault: 0 }