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Posted by Jerry Stuckle on 01/11/08 15:06
coolsti wrote:
> On Fri, 11 Jan 2008 09:49:13 -0500, Jerry Stuckle wrote:
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>> Try one of the Linux admin support groups. They can walk you through
>> it. It's not a PHP problem.
>
> Fair enough. Then in order me to be able to debug this very suddenly
> occurring problem, let us keep this to PHP questions.
>
> The answer to this would help me greatly with this problem:
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> If I restart my apache server and the php.ini file cannot be read, let us
> say for example because of file permission problems, how can I see this?
> Is there a log that will tell me this? How can I know that there is a
> problem reading the php.ini file?
>
> Steve, Denmark
>
I don't know if you can. Check your Apache error log and see if there's
anything there.
Remember that if PHP cannot find a php.ini file, it will use default
values. So if phpinfo() says it's using /etc/php.ini and you edited
that file, about the only thing remaining is a permission problem.
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