here you go ben [root@G35 ~]# php -r "phpinfo();" | grep php.ini Configuration File (php.ini) Path => /etc/php.ini [root@G35 ~]# php -c /path/php.ini -r "phpinfo();" | grep php.ini Configuration File (php.ini) Path => /etc I followed the FC4 perfect install to the letter hmm if i call the phpinfo page in Shell it shows 64 megs memory_limit => 64M => 64M open_basedir => no value => no value output_buffering => 0 => 4096 output_handler => no value => no value post_max_size => 64M => 64M but why when i view it through any virtual host it still shows only 8 megs
I meant with "path" in the second line, that you write your path to the php.ini anyway its very strange, in my eyes it looks like it does not read the php.ini. what are the permission of it? What happens when chaning any other value like safe_mode, oben_baseidr, max_execution time and restarting php afterwards? Are they changed or still have the same value than before? Another thing, I never tried but maybe it works, add that to your httpd.conf php_admin_value memory_limit 64M Than it will globally take this size for all vhosts... even if it does not solve the mainproblem of eventually not reading your php.ini...
sorry im still a newb sometimes [root@G35 ~]# php -c /etc/php.ini -r "phpinfo();" | grep php.ini Configuration File (php.ini) Path => /etc/php.ini [root@G35 ~]# i tried turning on register globals when i first built the server and it would not read it either. so i just used the directives in ispconfig to set them per site.
Well as I said, try that (globally or per vHost) php_admin_value memory_limit 64M to change set your memory_limit Did you compile php your own or is it a apackage from any maintainer?
okay if i add it to one site it shows the local value as 64m memory_limit 64M 8M open_basedir no value no value output_buffering 0 0 output_handler no value no value post_max_size 64M 8M http://300zxclub.com/phpinfo.php i followed the perfect install as per this site
does anything change if you copy your php.ini from /etc/ to /etc/php.d/ because lookin to your phpinfo() it tells of looking there as well... what you could do at least in my eyes is removing the whole php, reinstall it again. if it does not help I would give self compling php a try.
