php.ini setting not respected?

php.ini not reflecting changes ever after server restart - Stack Overflow

ini files followed by apache2 and php7.0-fpm restart but to no effect. I'm puzzled as my application's "loaded configuration file" is using php ...

php.ini changes don't have any effect - Server Fault

restart apache and reload the phpinfo page, your changed setting should now show up. if it doesn't, make sure you don't have a .htaccess file in ...

[Bug]: Values set in php.ini files are NOT respected in PHP FPM, no ...

[Bug]: Values set in php.ini files are NOT respected in PHP FPM, no custom config can be set #857. Closed. aj-adl opened this issue on Jul 4 ...

php.ini not respected - PHPHelp

My global php.ini does not appear to be used, despite being reported as loaded. The following are screenshots showing that I can't post ...

php.ini setting not respected? - OpenLiteSpeed Forums

The problem is with my wordpress elementor system info reporting incorrect value or not picking it up. Anyone have any idea?

PHP.ini change not reflected - Ask Ubuntu

I'd recommend to add your entries instead of editing the existing, out-commented entries. So you can go back to the default just by deleting ...

Custom php.ini settings does not override default php.ini | Howtoforge

After days of tests and trials, the only solution I found was to edit the default global php.ini file in /etc/php/8.1/fpm/php.ini, removing the ...

My php.ini configuration is being ignored - how can I override the ...

Add: to phpinfo.php the same place as your domain's document root and view it in your browser. You can then see how PHP is ...

error_log path specified in php.ini is not respected #577 - GitHub

If the php ini doesn't update it, look up that same setting in php fpm because fpm can override php.ini settings. I had to discover this by ...

error_reporting not respected in custom PHP.ini. | Howtoforge

These files consist of the master php.ini file as specified by you under system > server config plus the custom config appended that you have ...

max_execution_time not being respected in /etc/php.ini : r/PHPhelp

I've set the max_execution_time to 60 but phpinfo() is still showing it set to the default of 30. I have restarted apache it just seems to not ...

[SOLVED] php.ini file not being read [Archive] - Ubuntu Forums

ini files " and the dir to be scanned is /etc/php5/apache2/conf.d. It may be that an INI file in that folder is overriding your default php.ini.

Php.ini error_log not respected - Devilbox Community Forums

I'm trying to configure php's error_log path, via .\cfg\php-ini-5.6. I've created an .ini file there & can set other values, so I know PHP is picking up the .

PHP CLI not respecting memory limit in php.ini - Super User

Most likely, you have more than one php.ini file (check something like /etc/php5/cli ) and are editing the wrong one or you have a ...

How do I specify php.ini settings (or a complete file) for Drush?

It's working fine in every other respect. What am I ... Drush not reading config file from top-level /drush folder within Drupal install?

php.ini changes not applied after edit. (Trying to change ... - ClearOS

this is the first problem I've come across that I can't seem to find a solution to on google or on the support forum for Clear OS. I've followed ...

php.ini not working - Apple Support Community

ini is read only once: when the web server starts. I'm guessing that you modified php.ini and did not restart the web server. Go to System ...

Local PHP ini file not being read - ClassicPress Forums

Looks like it's a PHP FPM issue. FPM is domain based and not folder based and uses the .user.ini file to override the main php.ini. I think that ...

The configuration file - Manual - PHP

The configuration file ( php.ini ) is read when PHP starts up. For the server module versions of PHP, this happens only once when the web server is started.

PHP Settings Not Taking Effect - Plesk Forum

17 in phpinfo(). - I have changed the error_log setting in php.ini and 'PHP Settings', but still nothing is logged in the error_log file with ...