

You can use CloudLinux Selector to enable/disable PHP extensions in cPanel.
1. Log into your cPanel account.
2. In the Software section, click the Select PHP Version.

3. Click on the Extensions menu.

Note: If the Extensions page shows an error related to the native PHP version, change it to a non-native version first.
4. For enabling the extension, you will need to tick mark that option. If you wish to disable it, then unmark it, and it will be disabled.

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