cPanel Software and Applications Features

This cPanel feature allows you to easily manage your websites PHP configuration.
The system PHP version refers to version of PHP that functions as the global default for all accounts. Only the system administrator can set the system PHP version. Any primary domain that is set to Inherit uses the system PHP version. For more information, read cPanel's PHP Inheritance documentation.

This cPanel feature will allow you to search for and install Perl modules from the CPAN repository to your hosting account. The Module Include Path section of the interface displays the location where the system will store your modules. If you wish to reference those modules from other modules or programs, use this include path.

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This cPanel feature allows you to view PHP information and configure your PHP settings within your hosting account. If you want to apply changes to any site under this cPanel user, edit the "home" directory. If you’re going to apply changes only to a specific domain name, edit the document root instead. The PHP directives will show after selecting.

This cPanel feature allows you to configure your website to automatically compress specified types of content within visitors browsers. For more information about the mod_deflate module, which handles website content compression, read the documentation for your server’s version of Apache

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The PHP PEAR Packages feature allows you to search for, view and add PEAR packages to your website. To install a PEAR package, perform one of the following actions:
If you know the name of the desired module, enter it in the Install a PHP Extensions and Applications Package text box and click Install Now.

PEAR is a framework and distribution system for reusable PHP components.
Sounds good? Perhaps you might want to know about installing PEAR on your system or installing pear packages. You can find help using PEAR packages in the online manual and the FAQ.
If you have been told by other PEAR developers to sign up for a PEAR website account, you can use this interface.

This interface allows you to add, manage, upgrade, and remove cPanel Addons (cPAddons).
cPAddon software packages add useful functions to your website.
For example, cPAddons can run blogs, bulletin boards, ecommerce software, guest books, and other services.

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This feature allows you to automatically compress specified types of content when visitors access that content.
For more information about the software module that handles website content compression, you will need to know the version of the Apache web server software that your server runs. You can find this information on the main cPanel Home interface in the Stats sidebar.