Need to change something in my php settings and was wondering where the php.ini is that i should edit?
Just dont want to mess up what cpanel does or something.
Thanks
Full Version: Where is php.ini for cpanel
if you have zend installed you should be able to find the php.ini, at /usr/local/Zend/etc/php.ini
but you can find out the location of php.ini from the shell type
that will give you location of the php.ini file
or you can just make phpinfo.php file with content
which will also give the location of the php.ini file
hope that helps
but you can find out the location of php.ini from the shell type
CODE
php -i | grep php.ini
that will give you location of the php.ini file
or you can just make phpinfo.php file with content
CODE
<?php
phpinfo();
?>
phpinfo();
?>
which will also give the location of the php.ini file
hope that helps
The cPanel PHP or the server PHP? If it's the latter, /usr/local/lib/php.ini
Thanks, php -i | grep php.ini showed where it was.
Theres something else i want to change in the globals.php file, any idea how i can find that?
Theres something else i want to change in the globals.php file, any idea how i can find that?
QUOTE (xerophyte @ Jan 22 2007, 04:05 AM) 
if you have zend installed you should be able to find the php.ini, at /usr/local/Zend/etc/php.ini
but you can find out the location of php.ini from the shell type
that will give you location of the php.ini file
or you can just make phpinfo.php file with content
which will also give the location of the php.ini file
hope that helps
but you can find out the location of php.ini from the shell type
CODE
php -i | grep php.ini
that will give you location of the php.ini file
or you can just make phpinfo.php file with content
CODE
<?php
phpinfo();
?>
phpinfo();
?>
which will also give the location of the php.ini file
hope that helps
Hello,
I also need to (possibly) edit php.ini using cpanel. However, when i see code such as posted above I´m gulping. Where do you execute it? Do I go into the phpMyAdmin app from cpanel (under databases), or perhaps the PHP Configuration (under softwrae/services). Or is /usr/local/Zend/etc/php.ini perhaps reachable via the File Manager?
Sorry for the trivial question, I would REALLY appreciate your help
Do you need more info/context to answer the question, please let me know!I can help myself with code, but i´m no programmer.
QUOTE (atiras @ Oct 25 2008, 11:55 AM)
Hello,
I also need to (possibly) edit php.ini using cpanel. However, when i see code such as posted above I´m gulping. Where do you execute it? Do I go into the phpMyAdmin app from cpanel (under databases), or perhaps the PHP Configuration (under softwrae/services). Or is /usr/local/Zend/etc/php.ini perhaps reachable via the File Manager?
Sorry for the trivial question, I would REALLY appreciate your help Do you need more info/context to answer the question, please let me know!
I can help myself with code, but i´m no programmer.
I also need to (possibly) edit php.ini using cpanel. However, when i see code such as posted above I´m gulping. Where do you execute it? Do I go into the phpMyAdmin app from cpanel (under databases), or perhaps the PHP Configuration (under softwrae/services). Or is /usr/local/Zend/etc/php.ini perhaps reachable via the File Manager?
Sorry for the trivial question, I would REALLY appreciate your help
Do you need more info/context to answer the question, please let me know!I can help myself with code, but i´m no programmer.
No reply required - I found out from the web hosting company that editing the php.ini isn´t allowed, and that wasn´t my problem after all. So please ignore previous post.
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