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Handlers
Apache handlers determine how the Apache web server processes specific file types and extensions on your website. By default, Apache is set up to handle CGI scripts, and server-parsed files (SSI).. If you want Apache to treat a new file type using an existing handler, you can add it manually below. For instance, to make the server handle files with a .example extension as CGI scripts, enter cgi-script in the Handler field and .example in the Extension(s) field.
Login to your cPanel and access the option "Apache Handlers".
You can configure Apache to handle a new file type with an existing handler by manually adding the handler and extension.
Apache can handle CGI scripts and server-parsed files. The file extensions for these files include .cgi, .pl, .plx, .ppl, .perl, and .shtml.
To add an Apache handler, perform the following steps:
Enter the handler name in the Handler text box. This can be any name you choose
cPanel includes the following built-in handlers:
Enter the file extension in the Extension(s) text box.
Space-separate multiple extensions (for example, .cgi .pl .ppl).
Click Add.
For more information, read Apache’s documentation.
Note: This interface does not allow you to create custom Apache handlers.
To remove a user-defined handler, perform the following steps:
Click Delete under the Remove heading for the appropriate handler in the User Defined Apache Handlers table.
Click Yes.
Note: You cannot remove the file extensions that Apache automatically handles.
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