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Plesk 8.2 and php.ini file location?

T

tooljob

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Im trying to install Zend Optimizer, which I did. But when I do a phpinfo() it still shows up as being not loaded. I know there are multiple php.ini files on the system. Which is the correct one that I need to edit in order to load this Zend Optimizer?

Thanks


TJ
 
We got Fedora 7

there is a /etc/php.ini, but it only has like 6 lines in it and not what I am accustomed to other php.ini files Im guessing the working php.ini is located in some other spot?

TJ
 
Run this from SSH

php -i 'phpinfo();' | grep 'Configuration File'

That will tell you where the php.ini file is.

A lot of times if you have Zend installed your config file is located at
/usr/local/Zend/etc/php.ini

And if you do a php upgrade, asl fix, psa/plesk update it will over write your symbolic link with a small amount of lines.

You can fix that by doing this:
cd /etc
rm -Rf php.ini
ln -s /usr/local/Zend/etc/php.ini php.ini


then do
php -v

and make sure php works, and you can redo the SSH line from above to make sure the ini file works. All of those steps are making assumptions that your files are int he same places, change the locations to suit your needs if they are some where else.
 
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