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 Sound good? If so, let's get started! Sound good? If so, let's get started!
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 +==== Building SuPHP Support====
  
   - Log into the WHM. Ensure you're running the latest build else if you are not you will be prompted to upgrade when running the next step.   - Log into the WHM. Ensure you're running the latest build else if you are not you will be prompted to upgrade when running the next step.
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   - Step 5 will have a screen with quite a few options on it, the one we are concerned about is the second option **SuPHP**. Tick the checkbox here, scroll down, and click **Save and Build**.\\ :!: For additional security, we also recommend enabling Suhosin on this screen as well. [[http://www.hardened-php.net/suhosin/why.html|More Info]]   - Step 5 will have a screen with quite a few options on it, the one we are concerned about is the second option **SuPHP**. Tick the checkbox here, scroll down, and click **Save and Build**.\\ :!: For additional security, we also recommend enabling Suhosin on this screen as well. [[http://www.hardened-php.net/suhosin/why.html|More Info]]
  
-Apache and PHP will now rebuild automatically for you, and you will not have any service downtime while this transpires. Once the build is complete, there is one last step:+Apache and PHP will now rebuild automatically for you, and you will not have any service downtime while this transpires. This build typically takes anywhere from 20-30 minutes to complete. 
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 +==== Enabling SuPHP as the Default Handler ====
  
   - In the WHM, go to //Main >> Service Configuration >> Apache Configuration >> PHP and SuExec Configuration//, and for your specific version of PHP, select 'suphp' as the default handler from the dropdown list. Click **Save New Configuration** and you're done!   - In the WHM, go to //Main >> Service Configuration >> Apache Configuration >> PHP and SuExec Configuration//, and for your specific version of PHP, select 'suphp' as the default handler from the dropdown list. Click **Save New Configuration** and you're done!