Posted by Steve on 03/17/07 02:28

"J.O. Aho" <user@example.net> wrote in message
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| Thomas wrote:
|
| > before I wrack my brains in the arcane medium of "Putty" again (!!)
| > are there any more "friendly" user interface utilities to make sense out
of
| > the linux redhat OS in terms of adjusting PHP parameters?
|
| As far as I know, no. php.ini is a quite simple file to edit, it's just
plain
| text.

ahhh yes...however vim can be a bitch if you don't often use it. ;^)

i usually use winscp, open the file locally, edit it, and save it. no matter
the external editor on windows, a file change (on a file winscp has made
local) triggers winscp to put the new version back on the server.

adding/using scp/rsh makes it even easier to get on the server...usually via
a single click (automatic auth).

cheers.

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