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anna79 Junior Member |
I changed the php.ini file. I am under the impression that I need to re-start apache. I've tried stopping then starting apache. I've also tried just restarting it. These commands seem to be working, but the changes I make to the php.ini file are not put into effect and do not show up when I call phpinfo(). Anyone have any ideas how I can get my new php.ini recognized? to stop it: to restart: to start it: |
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cka Member |
Is the HTML for the phpinfo() in your cache? Try a hard reload (ctrl+f5 in Internet Explorer, some other combo in netscape). If that doesn't work, then php isn't recognizing your modified settings. ------------------ |
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anna79 Junior Member |
I tried the hard reload, and it did not work. Any ideas on why my modified settings are not recognized? |
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Bealers Member |
Might be a silly question but are you editing the correct php.ini? do phpinfo() and check where php thinks that php.ini is usually /usr/lib/php.ini ?? ------------------ |
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anna79 Junior Member |
Thanks, but it's in the right place. (/usr/local/lib for me) |
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