Sqlite already loaded warning

[durangod]

I am getting this warning on multiple websites on the same server, however i dont know where to look to find the issue.

PHP Warning: Module 'sqlite3' already loaded in Unknown on line 0

Ok so i know its telling me its already loaded but from where and where is line 0, what file lol

Any ideas... thanks

 

[GOT]

Duplicate entireies in php.ini's. You have to look through your php.ini's and see where its been entered a second time.

 

[durangod]

ahhhh ok thanks.... thats great

 

[durangod]

it must be this... i was using it to change php versions per project

# 56 or 72, 72, 73, 74
#<FilesMatch ".(?:html|php)$">
#SetHandler application/x-lsphp74
#</FilesMatch>

#lsapi_phpini /home/username/example.com/subdir/php.ini

 

[cPanelLauren]

Glad you were able to find the cause of the issue, though I wouldn't recommend manually changing the handler like that, it should always be done through the MultiPHP INI Editor.

 

[durangod]

Actually i just found that i was still getting the error even after commenting out the filematch code. So i checked my php.ini and found that this was causing the error. Seems that redirecting the error log causes the sqlite message. I need the error log to be in each addon domain.

error_log = '/home/username/example.com/subdir/error_log'

Also moderator could you please correct the title of this thread, i typed sqlLite and its sqlite, thanks

 

[durangod]

Also an update... the solutions are you can either turn off warnings on error reporting or you can remove the sqlite feature via cpanel php options. I read about sqlite and it sounds to me that its a standalone feature and unless you are going to use it specifically for something, you probably wont ever use it under normal conditions. I dont think its part of MySQL or anything like that, it sounds like its just a feature that some use and some dont. So i removed the feature on my cpanel.