In 2021, Midphase will be upgrading our servers to PHP 7.4. This is considered a minor PHP upgrade. Our servers will allow one month to revert back to PHP 7.3 and correct any issues before PHP 7.3 is permanently removed. Essentially, this will allow ...

How To Correct PHP Issues Related To The PHP 7.4 Upgrade

PHP 7.4 and MariaDB 10.3 Upgrade Schedule

Below you will find the Master Schedule for servers undergoing an upgrade to PHP 7.3 and installing HTTP/2.

PHP 7.3 and HTTP/2 Upgrade Schedule

In 2020, Midphase will be upgrading our servers to PHP 7.3. This is considered a minor PHP upgrade. Our servers will allow one month to revert to PHP 7.2 and correct any issues before PHP 7.2 is permanently removed. Essentially, this will allow ...

How To Correct PHP Issues Related To The PHP 7.3 Upgrade

Effective July, 2018, Midphase will be updating all our servers by installing PHP 7.2. This could potentially affect the functionality of your site. This article will inform you of the changes that will take place as a result of the upgrade. What is ...

PHP 7.2 Release Notes

Below you will find the Master Schedule for servers undergoing an upgrade to PHP 7.2.

PHP 7.2 Upgrade Schedule

Starting July, 2018, Midphase will be upgrading our servers to PHP 7.2. This is considered a minor PHP upgrade. Our servers will allow one month to revert back to PHP 7.0 and correct any of these issues before PHP 7.0 is permanently removed. ...

How To Correct PHP Issues Related To The PHP 7.2 Upgrade

Effective April 24, 2017, Midphase will be updating all our servers by installing PHP 7.0. This could potentially affect the functionality of your site. This article will inform you of the changes that will take place as a result of the upgrade. What ...

PHP 7 Release Notes

Below you will find the Master Schedule for servers undergoing an upgrade to PHP 7.0.

PHP 7 Upgrade Schedule

Starting June 2017, Midphase will be upgrading our servers to PHP 7.0. This may cause some compatibility issues with your site. Fortunately, our servers will allow one month to revert back to PHP 5.6 and correct any of these issues before PHP 5.6 is ...

How To Fix PHP Incompatibility Issues From The PHP 7 Upgrade

MidPhase has upgraded from PHP 5.6 to PHP 7.0. This upgrade, while more secure and advanced, has been known to cause compatibility issues resulting in 500 and MySQL errors on some sites. If you encounter an issue on your site, please try the ...

How To Troubleshoot PHP Upgrade Issues

In 2022, Midphase will be upgrading our servers to PHP 8.1. Our servers will allow one month to revert to PHP 7.4 and correct any issues before PHP 7.4 is permanently removed. Essentially, this will allow clients with any code issues to run the older ...

How To Correct PHP Issues Related To The PHP 8.1 Upgrade

Please note that much of what is described here is best accomplished through the command line. For this, you will need an SSH client, such as Putty, and jailshell will need to be enabled on your account. Putty can be downloaded from ...

How To Set Up Custom PHP.INI Settings

This article contains information about customizing your php.ini file. To allow for larger files, you will need to edit your php.ini file or request that a copy of the server's php.ini file be added to your account and made recursive. If you need ...

Increase The PHP Setting For Post Max Size

Enable Calendar is currently installed by default on our Linux hosting servers.

Is PHP Compiled With Enable-Calendar

This article contains information about permissions on files and directories. Please keep in mind that this article applies to LINUX-based shared hosting plans only. A file/directory maintains three permission attributes: read (r), write (w), and ...

What Are Permissions On Files And Directories

This article contains information about php.ini changes. You cannot modify the server's root php.ini file. However, you can make your own php.ini file that will override certain php variables. You just need to log into cPanel and go into your File ...

What Are Some Common PHP.INI Changes

This article contains information about php max upload file size. 20 MB is the maximum PHP upload file size on our shared hosting servers. Setting this to a higher file size is only available on a VPS or dedicated server account. Please contact our ...

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