I want to change default site stop page to php Is this possible?

Hello, you can change the files in the relevant directory by yourself

aaPanel_Kern Already tried but not working. Can you guide me?

avijit Create a new index.php file directly in the directory, and then modify the Default indexes in the site to keep only index.php, and use the browser to access incognito mode PHP version needs to select php

aaPanel_Kern Automatically downloading the file.

and use the browser to access Privacy model PHP version needs to select php

aaPanel_Kern I am noob in server management so please guide step by step. With images.

aaPanel_Kern But include enable php automatically getting disabled after enabling site.

avijit Pay attention to the order, stop first and then modify the configuration

How can I make it so that after a repeated stop, the line where PHP is connected is not commented?

Is this possible to change "Default site stop page html to php"

aaP_sxparts

aaPanel_Kern Do you understand my question?

aaP_sxparts

When the website is disabled, the default page used is index.html. However, I need it to use index.php instead, because this file contains a PHP script that displays important information while the site is offline.

I also noticed that when the site is disabled, the line include enable-php-74.conf; in the configuration file gets automatically commented out, which disables PHP support. In my case, this is not desirable, as PHP processing must continue to work regardless of whether the site is online or offline.

Could you please let me know how to configure it so that:

index.php is used instead of index.html when the site is disabled;

PHP support remains active, and the line include enable-php-74.conf; is not commented out automatically.

aaPanel_Kern

Hello,
It is recommended that you change the index file of the site directory directly, rather than stopping the site

aaP_sxparts

aaPanel_Kern No, this option is not suitable. It is necessary to separate. Which script is responsible for PHP being commented during a stop? I think it just needs to be corrected.

aaPanel_Kern

Hello, it is recommended that you view the code through the interface.
This is the most convenient way
Or you directly modify the website directory

aaP_sxparts

aaPanel_Kern How can I configure PHP scripts to keep running even when the website is "offline" for users (e.g., showing a maintenance page or placeholder)? I need PHP code to continue working in the background (timers, cron scripts, API, etc.) regardless of whether the site is accessible via a browser. Just a static HTML placeholder is not enough — full PHP processing must remain functional.

我该如何设置 PHP 脚本，即使网站对用户“关闭”（例如显示维护页面或占位页面）时，它们仍然可以正常运行？我需要 PHP 代码在后台持续运行（如定时器、计划任务、API 等），无论网站是否可以通过浏览器访问。仅仅显示一个静态的 HTML 占位页面是不够的 —— 必须保持完整的 PHP 处理功能。

aaPanel_Kern

Hello,
I don't understand how your website works, and websites that are normally in use won't do this.
If you want maintenance to show during maintenance, you can add the corresponding configuration directly:

	location = / {
        try_files /patch/example.php =404;
    }

aaP_sxparts

aaPanel_Kern I need to disable line commenting when site goes into maintenance mode!

aaPanel_Kern

Hello, there is currently no plan to modify this. A website that is running normally will not stop it, and the directory of the website will also be modified after it is stopped.
If you have any requirements like you, it is recommended to change the content or file of the homepage index file

aaP_sxparts

Then, if possible, add support for PHP when the site is under maintenance in the next versions of the panel.

aaP_lifordwill1122

Yes, it's definitely possible to change the default site stop page from HTML to PHP, but it depends on your server configuration. If you're using something like Apache or Nginx, you can point the default error or stop page to a PHP file instead of an HTML one. Just make sure the server is configured to handle .php files correctly (e.g., PHP is installed and enabled), and then update your default site or error page settings in your virtual host or configuration file to reference your PHP file. Let me know what environment you're using if you need step-by-step help!

aaP_mattewwade06

Yes, it's possible to change the default site stop page from HTML to PHP, but you need to make sure your server is configured to interpret PHP files in that path.

The file mentioned (/www/server/stop/index.html) is a static HTML page. You can replace it with index.php by either renaming the current file or creating a new one with PHP code. Then, ensure that your web server (like Nginx or Apache) is set to prioritize index.php over index.html.

Also, don’t forget to restart the web service after editing.

aaP_sxparts

The thing is that when the site is stopped, the line is commented. You need to change it manually each time. You just need to not comment it when you put the site offline, that's all. Then everything works.

« Previous Page