How to enable curl_multi_exec in cPanel
Enabling cURL multi-handle execution
Marc
Last Update 8 months ago
This topic covers processes relating to a cPanel service.
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2. Go to the 'Software' section and click on 'Select PHP Version'.

3. In the PHP Selector page, click the 'Options' tab.

4. Locate the 'disable_functions' input box, and remove `curl_multi_exec` from the list.

5. Simply click outside the input box to ensure your changes are automatically saved.

6. The `curl_multi_exec` function is now enabled, allowing you to use it in various plugins or customizations as needed.
