PHP Configuration - php.ini - Revision history

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	You will then need to set the permissions of the file to '755' and place it within the executing script's directory (the same directory that your script is located that requires this setting) because php.ini files are not recursive. If you're wanting to make your custom php.ini file recursive, in which it will affect all of your account's web accessible directories, you can view details on how to do so here:		You will then need to set the permissions of the file to '755' and place it within the executing script's directory (the same directory that your script is located that requires this setting) because php.ini files are not recursive. If you're wanting to make your custom php.ini file recursive, in which it will affect all of your account's web accessible directories, you can view details on how to do so here:

	~~[[How to make a php.ini file apply to all subdirectories]]~~

	{{note\|You will want to be careful when using a recursive php.ini file though because it will affect all of the scripts installed within your account. A recursive php.ini file may even cause some of your scripts to break if they need settings configured differently than what you have specified in your recursive php.ini file.}}

	You can verify that the settings you specified have taken effect by creating a text document entitled:		You can verify that the settings you specified have taken effect by creating a text document entitled:
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	=== Make php.ini apply to subdirectories ===		=== Make php.ini apply to subdirectories ===

			{{note\|You will want to be careful when using a recursive php.ini file though because it will affect all of the scripts installed within your account. A recursive php.ini file may even cause some of your scripts to break if they need settings configured differently than what you have specified in your recursive php.ini file.}}

	Add the following code to the .htaccess file within your account's public_html folder (if one does not already exist, create one):		Add the following code to the .htaccess file within your account's public_html folder (if one does not already exist, create one):

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	You will then upload the 'phpinfo.php' file to the same directory you uploaded the 'php.ini' file to and view the 'phpinfo.php' file in your internet browser.		You will then upload the 'phpinfo.php' file to the same directory you uploaded the 'php.ini' file to and view the 'phpinfo.php' file in your internet browser.


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	=== Make php.ini apply to subdirectories ===		=== Make php.ini apply to subdirectories ===

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	You will then upload the 'phpinfo.php' file to the same directory you uploaded the 'php.ini' file to and view the 'phpinfo.php' file in your internet browser.		You will then upload the 'phpinfo.php' file to the same directory you uploaded the 'php.ini' file to and view the 'phpinfo.php' file in your internet browser.

			=== Make php.ini apply to subdirectories ===

			Add the following code to the .htaccess file within your account's public_html folder (if one does not already exist, create one):

			<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">
			<IfModule mod_suphp.c>
			suPHP_ConfigPath /home/USERNAME/PATH/TO/INI/
			</IfModule>
			</syntaxhighlight>

			(replacing '/home/USERNAME/PATH/TO/INI/' with the appropriate path to your custom php.ini file)

			Properly configured example:

			<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">
			<IfModule mod_suphp.c>
			suPHP_ConfigPath /home/example/public_html/shop/
			</IfModule>
			</syntaxhighlight>

			In the above example, the custom php.ini file is located at:

			/home/example/public_html/shop/php.ini

			and that php.ini file is now recursive which means it will effect all of the web accessible directories within the account and not just the directory it's located in.

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	= '''Shared Hosting and Dedicated ~~server~~ with PHP Selector''' =		= '''Shared Hosting and Dedicated servers with PHP Selector''' =

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	Acenet uses CloudLinux with PHP Selector to allow you to select from several different versions of PHP. This is useful if you want to run a PHP application requiring a different release of PHP than the default version on the server.		Acenet uses CloudLinux with PHP Selector to allow you to select from several different versions of PHP. This is useful if you want to run a PHP application requiring a different release of PHP than the default version on the server.

	If you are on a ~~cloud~~ or ~~dedicated~~ server without PHP selector, the instructions can be found [[#Cloud\|here]]		If you are on a Cloud or Dedicated server without PHP selector, the instructions can be found [[#Cloud\|here]]


	= '''Shared Hosting and Dedicated ~~Server~~ with ~~CloudLinux~~''' =		= '''Shared Hosting and Dedicated server with PHP Selector''' =


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	= '''Cloud/Dedicated Servers without ~~CloudLinux~~''' =		= '''Cloud/Dedicated Servers without PHP Selector''' =

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	= '''Shared Hosting / Dedicated with CloudLinux''' =		= '''Shared Hosting and Dedicated Server with CloudLinux''' =


	1) Log into your cPanel as normal.		1) Log into your cPanel as normal.
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	= '''Cloud / Dedicated Servers''' =		= '''Cloud/Dedicated Servers without CloudLinux''' =


	You can customize a php configuration using a php.ini file to modify php configurations for your script. You can change any of the PHP settings that are configured on the server by using a custom php.ini file. All you need to do is create a text document entitled php.ini in the needed directory.		You can customize a php configuration using a php.ini file to modify php configurations for your script. You can change any of the PHP settings that are configured on the server by using a custom php.ini file. All you need to do is create a text document entitled php.ini in the needed directory.

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	= '''Shared Hosting''' =		= '''Shared Hosting / Dedicated with CloudLinux''' =

	1) Log into your cPanel as normal.		1) Log into your cPanel as normal.

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	That's it! Your account is now set to use the version of php that you chose.		That's it! Your account is now set to use the version of php that you chose.




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