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    Hello,

    we want to adjust php.ini-Settings, for example "max_execution_time" and "memory_limit". How is it possible to see what are the maximum values for this parameters? If we set memory_limit to 512MB, how can we check if this setting was recognized?
     
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    Hi,

    thank you for your response. Am I right in the assumption that setting suPHP_ConfigPath overwrites my settings in /etc/php.d/ ?
     
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    That option allows you to define a php.ini file that's utilized for the account. Thus, if you set it to:

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    suPHP_ConfigPath /home/$user/public_html/php.ini
    Then, /home/$user/public_html/php.ini is the default php.ini file for the account, taking precedence over any other php.ini files.

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