PUT /v1/sites/{siteId}/php-version

Autentifikacija

Pošaljite API ključ kao nosivi token. Ključ mora imati dozvolu hosting.php.manage; ključ bez nje se odbija s kodom 403, a ne 404.

Ova krajnja točka ne prihvaća ID organizacije. Vaš ključ već identificira organizaciju kojoj pripada, a odgovor je ograničen na nju.

Isprobajte

Zamijenite sve unutar šiljastih zagrada svojim vlastitim vrijednostima, a rezervirano mjesto za ključ s ključem iz vaše nadzorne ploče.

curl -X PUT https://api.zinndigital.com/v1/sites/{siteId}/php-version \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer zdk_live_…" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{ "version": <string> }'

Prijavljeni ste? API konzola na vašoj nadzornoj ploči automatski unosi stvarni ID vaše organizacije i vaš vlastiti ključ te šalje zahtjev prema aktivnom API-ju kako biste mogli vidjeti stvarni odgovor. Otvori ovu krajnju točku u API konzoli

Pojedinosti

Sets the site's desired PHP version and returns 202 Accepted. The target must be a version currently offered for the site's product line (or the site's own current version); anything else is a 422. A retired version an existing site already runs is kept — this call never forces a migration. Requires hosting.php.manage. The machine serving the site is told before the row is written, on both lines: one ack-checked vendor call on the resold range, and one idempotent cloudlinux-selector set --current-version= on our own fleet. A version the machine refuses is a 422 and the row is left alone, so the platform never claims a runtime the box is not running. 202 therefore under-promises rather than over-promises. A site with no hosting vendor and no placed worker has nothing serving it yet: the desired version is recorded and provisioning applies it. The site's PHP extensions move with it. The PHP selector keeps extensions per version, so once the machine confirms the switch, the site's composed extension set is pushed for the new version: the platform floor, the customer's own toggles, and whatever its one-click application needs. Without this, a site landed on the new version's default set; a Drupal site answered 500 on every page with no dom (D24906). If that push fails, the switch still stands, and the hourly PHP-settings converge pushes the set on its next pass. A machine that cannot be reached at all — its account does not exist yet, SSH is down, the vendor is unavailable — is a 503, not a 422 and not a 500: the request was valid and a retry can succeed. The stored version is left exactly as it was, so a 503 here means nothing changed anywhere.

Parametri

Tijelo zahtjeva

Odgovor

Pogreške koje ova krajnja točka može vratiti

401 · 403 · 404 · 422 · 429 · 503