You can use local .user.ini and php.ini configuration files to change various PHP interpreter settings. These files can be easily created via the Control Panel -> File Manager interface. By default, when a new subdomain is created through the hosting Control Panel -> Subdomains section, a php.ini file will be created automatically in its document root. The php.ini file for your main domain (www subdomain) will be created when your account is activated. For some accounts these default php.ini files may not exist due to legacy settings. Show PHP configuration filesMain differences between .user.ini and php.ini files
Global php.ini fileThe global php.ini file for your account is located in your home directory (/home/USERNAME/php.ini). The settings in this php.ini file are applied globally for all your PHP scripts, unless they are overridden by a local php.ini or .user.ini file. Default content of php.ini files on our serversAny automatically generated php.ini files on our servers will have the following content: post_max_size
= 60M Note: If you plan to use local php.ini files, we recommend that you set these directives in them for compatibility reasons. Of course, you can modify the values for these directives to your liking. For example, if you do not want your scripts to use the timezone of the physical location of the server, you can change the default ${TZ} value of the date.timezone directive. Restore global or main subdomain php.ini file settings to defaultYou can restore the global php.ini file for your account or the main php.ini files of subdomains to default by using the Restore to default button from the hosting Control Panel -> PHP Settings section. PHP configuration files priorityPHP interpreter (CGI and FPM handlers)The precedence order (from highest to lowest) of configuration files of the PHP interpreter is listed below:
PHP-CLIFor the command line PHP interpreter (php.cli), the configuration files have the following precedence:
Where is default PHP ini?user. ini file is the default configuration file for running applications that require PHP. It is used to control variables such as upload sizes, file timeouts, and resource limits. This file is located on your server in the /public_html folder.
What is the default PHP file?You can sometimes see that a web page is using PHP by looking at its URL, such as when the default PHP file is called index. php.
What should be in a PHP ini file?The php. ini file contains all of the current PHP configuration settings: such as the execution time, memory limit, etc. This is also how PECL modules are enabled such as memcache, APC, etc. This file allows you to override the server's default configuration settings.
How do I find the PHP ini file?Your answer. You can get a full phpinfo() using : php -i.. And, in there, there is the php.ini file used : $ php -i | grep 'Configuration File' Configuration File (php.ini) Path => /etc Loaded Configuration File => /etc/php.ini.. On Windows use find instead: php -i|find/i"configuration file" Hope this is helpfull!!. |