How To Find Your PHP.INI
By Angsuman Chakraborty, Gaea News NetworkWednesday, November 16, 2005
I often come across this question: Where is my php.ini located? Here is a simple solution.
To find out which php.ini your apache server is using please follow the steps below:
1. Type in the following in a file named say test.php and save it in document root of your webserver, normally htdocs for apache:
<?php phpinfo(); ?>
2. Load the file in your browser. For example if you access your home page like:
https://
3. Search for php.ini in the response text. On that line you will find the full path to your php.ini
 Brindly |
June 16, 2009: 8:59 am
I need the complete reference of php.ini file… can anyone help me.. please send it to my email. Thank you… |
 Pankaj |
December 6, 2006: 7:33 pm
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November 16, 2005: 11:43 pm
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