[B]Previously Saved Config (** DEFAULT **) [/B]
↑ This option loads the last saved configuration. If the configuration is missing, then default values will be provided.
[B] Basic (If your previous build has failed, please use this option) [/B]
↑ This configuration includes a very basic set of Apache and PHP options. Key modules include: mod_access, mod_alias, mod_auth, mod_cgi, mod_env, mod_include, mod_rewrite, mod_suexec, mod_userdir. Key PHP options include: Bcmath, Calendar, Sockets, With Mysql, With Zlib. This build will prevent users from reading each others webroots.
[B]No PHP[/B]
↑ This is probably not an option for many web hosts since their users will ask for PHP support for one reason or another. However, if its feasable (or even a seperate hosting product you offer) it will result in better performance and less security issues.
[B]PHP Encryption / E-commerce[/B]
↑ This uses the Basic configuration and adds the mcrypt encryption library to PHP. This library is often used for encryption for e-commerce
[B]PHP Encryption and Image Manipulation[/B]
↑ Basic and adds mcrypt, GD and FreeType to PHP along with the Basic configuration options.
[B]PHP Image Manipulation[/B]
↑ This uses the Basic configuration and adds the GD and FreeType libraries to PHP. GD and FreeType are used for image and font manipulation.
[B] PHP Security[/B]
