How to disable PHP on Windows Plesk 12

[Sun JunP]

Hi team,

We have separate hosting environment of Linux Plesk and Windows Plesk where we do not allow PHP on Windows Plesk.

However, it seems to be next to impossible to find out how we can limit customers being able to use PHP.

Would you have any recommendation?

 

[abdi]

Hello Sun,
Am not sure this can help ...

http://kb.odin.com/en/117393

 

[Sun JunP]

Unfortunately, above KB won't fix the issue.

 

[IgorG]

What about creation Service Plan where "PHP support" is disabled? After that you can create subscriptions based on this Plan with disabled PHP support. Have you tried to use this scenario?

 

[Sun JunP]

Yeah we got that setup for existing customers but for any new reseller customers they can update php settings by themselves. We need permanent option without removing php itself

 

[IgorG]

Try to use sunscription.exe utility with -php option. Mode details here - http://download1.parallels.com/Plesk/PP12/12.0/Doc/en-US/online/plesk-win-cli/25738.htm

 

[Sun JunP]

We can't go edit each subscription after they are created. We have pba-S with 14 Windows plesk servers with around 700 domains on each having same issues.

If you are suggesting we run subscription.exe to disable php on 10000domains that is not practical at all.

We can't spend hours of time everyday tracking down which server new customer added new subscriptions.

When Reseller account adds new domain or new service plan by themselves, there is no way we can limit them to not use PHP as it's just part of feature.

Is there anyway we can disable PHP to all customers without having to remove PHP itself.

Our PBA-S is running latest 4.5.

 

[IgorG]

But why you can't disable PHP in Service Plan of PBAS and synchronize it to subscriptions?

 

[Sun JunP]

I have no option to disable it on pbas on hosting plan. PHP does not shown up.

 

[IgorG]

I have no option to disable it on pbas on hosting plan. PHP does not shown up.

Looks like this is more PBAS related issue. Try to ask it in PBAS support maybe...