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‎Linux/cPanel VPS PHP.ini

Seanc at 14:55, 20 September 2016

2016-09-20T14:55:15Z

Carlb at 10:50, 5 March 2013

2013-03-05T10:50:49Z

Chadc: Chadc moved page Hostek.com Wiki:Custom php.ini to Php.ini over redirect

2012-08-12T09:24:25Z

Chadc moved page Hostek.com Wiki:Custom php.ini to Php.ini over redirect

Chadc at 09:23, 12 August 2012

2012-08-12T09:23:45Z

Chadc: Chadc moved page Php.ini to Hostek.com Wiki:Custom php.ini

2012-08-12T09:18:32Z

Chadc moved page Php.ini to Hostek.com Wiki:Custom php.ini

Chadc: php, php.ini, custom php

2012-08-12T09:16:37Z

php, php.ini, custom php

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==Windows Custom PHP.ini==

*Log into the Control Panel at wcp.hostek.com
*Click on PHP Settings
*Select the domain or subdomain you want to have a custom PHP.ini for
*There will be a checkbox that says 'Custom php.ini'
*Check this and it will create the Custom PHP.ini file for you.
*<b>Note</b> - You can also change the PHP version that is used from the drop down menu.

==Linux Custom PHP.ini==

*Log into your control panel
*Click on PHP.ini Settings
*Check the Enable custom php.ini checkbox
*<b>Note</b> - You can also change many common settings used in your PHP.ini here

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 ==Linux/cPanel VPS PHP.ini==
-This is if you need specific functions enabled, and you don't have the feature to do this in your cPanel.
+This is if you need specific PHP Functions enabled/modified, and you don't have the feature to do this in your cPanel.
 #Copy your <code>/usr/local/lib/php.ini</code> file to the domain's root folder.

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 #*#'''Replace "cpusername" with the domain's actual cPanel username.'''
 #*You should be able to reset the permissions on the PHP.ini file via your cPanel's File Manager feature too.
 #Add the following to the domain's .htaccess file: <code>SetEnv PHPRC /home/cpusername/public_html/php.ini</code>
 ##'''Replace "cpusername" with the domain's actual cPanel username.'''
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 #***#Tick the '''Show Hidden Files (dotfiles)''' box
 #***#Click '''Go'''

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 #Check the Enable custom php.ini checkbox
 *<b>Note</b> - You can also change many common settings used in your PHP.ini here
 [[Category:Tutorials]]
 [[Category:Windows]]
 [[Category:Linux]]

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 ==Windows Custom PHP.ini==
-*Log into the Control Panel at wcp.hostek.com
+#Log into the Control Panel at wcp.hostek.com
-*Click on PHP Settings
+#Click on PHP Settings
-*Select the domain or subdomain you want to have a custom PHP.ini for
+#Select the domain or subdomain you want to have a custom PHP.ini for
-*There will be a checkbox that says 'Custom php.ini'
+#There will be a checkbox that says 'Custom php.ini'
-*Check this and it will create the Custom PHP.ini file for you.
+#Check this and it will create the Custom PHP.ini file for you.
 *<b>Note</b> - You can also change the PHP version that is used from the drop down menu.
 ==Linux Custom PHP.ini==
-*Log into your control panel
+#Log into your control panel
-*Click on PHP.ini Settings
+#Click on PHP.ini Settings
-*Check the Enable custom php.ini checkbox
+#Check the Enable custom php.ini checkbox
 *<b>Note</b> - You can also change many common settings used in your PHP.ini here

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