Where is php.ini?

[oSM]

I only found php3.ini, is this the same as PHP.ini?

/usr/local/cpanel/3rdparty/etc/php3.ini

I am installing some programs and it requires the path
to PHP.ini. Anyone care to help!

Thanks for any insight..

[Edited on 10/9/01 by oSM]

 

[Karl]

CPanel doesn\'t install a php.ini if you want one then you\'ll have to get one from another source.

 

[moronhead]

Karl, [quote:cd4d3d5588]CPanel doesn\'t install a php.ini if you want one then you\'ll have to get one from another source. [/quote:cd4d3d5588]

Do you know where to place the php.ini (which directory)?

 

[oSM]

It works now. What I did was download the PHP distribution,
renamed their PHP.info-dist into PHP.ini and placed it into
/usr/local/lib/ and then RESTARTED Apache.

Works like a charm..

[Edited on 10/10/01 by oSM]

 

[bdraco]

You can install run

/scripts/installzendopt .. it will install the zend optimizer and the php.ini file

 

[carpman]

hello, just found this post. I too need to have a php.ini to get my phpbb board sending email.

I looked in the /script dir and saw 2 files
installzendopt
installzendopt-404
which one do i run?

Also if i run
<?php
phpinfo();
?>

i get this in displayed page

\"This program makes use of the Zend scripting language engine:
Zend Engine v1.0.4, Copyright (c) 1998-2000 Zend Technologies\"

do i still need to install installzendopt?

I am with burst.net

[Edited on 10/24/01 by carpman]

 

[moronhead]

[quote:0729a07bc0]I looked in the /script dir and saw 2 files
installzendopt
installzendopt-404
which one do i run?
[/quote:0729a07bc0]If you have PHP 4.0.6 you need to run installzendopt, if you have 4.0.4 then just run installzendopt-404.
[quote:0729a07bc0] do i still need to install installzendopt?
[/quote:0729a07bc0]Yes. After you\'ve installed it (it only takes seconds) you\'ll get a third line similar to this (version numbers may be different):

This program makes use of the Zend scripting language engine:
Zend Engine v1.0.6, Copyright (c) 1998-2001 Zend Technologies
with Zend Optimizer v1.1.0, Copyright (c) 1998-2000, by Zend Technologies

 

[carpman]

thanks, this may seem silly but how do i run the install script :P

 

[Domenico]

Put ./ before it ;-)

So ./installzendopt or ./installzendopt-404

btw. since you don\'t know this I suggest you go read some books about linux pretty soon. I\'m sure most other will agree.

[Edited on 10/24/01 by Domenico]

 

[carpman]

Thanks, yep i am reading all i can also putting all tips in file so i look them up again if needed.

[quote:17f90a1911]Put ./ before it ;-)

So ./installzendopt or ./installzendopt-404

btw. since you don\'t know this I suggest you go read some books about linux pretty soon. I\'m sure most other will agree.

[Edited on 10/24/01 by Domenico] [/quote:17f90a1911]

 

[carpman]

ok thanks to everyones help i have done all the stuff and now have a nice zendoptimised box with a php.ini, which i edited with the sendmail path entry with

/usr/sbin/sendmail -t -i

and yes un-commented the entry by removing the ;

However i still cannot get my phpboard to sendmail, is there a script i can use to test mail? i know there is one with the win32 version of php but does it work on linux as well?

 

[wscreate]

Just create a PHP page with the .php extension and include the following. Replace \"[email protected]\" with the email address you want the test email to come to. Load the page to any web directory on the server that is accessable by IP or Domain, and then call it in your browser.

If your sendmail is working properly, it should send the email.

------- Cut and paste below -------
<?
mail(\"[email protected]\",\"Test Email\",\"This is a test.\",\"From: [email protected]\");

print \"The mail has been sent!\";
?>

----- End cut and paste --------

[Edited on 10/27/01 by wscreate]