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Question Quick question..

LionKing

Regular Pleskian
Server operating system version
Ubuntu Linux
Plesk version and microupdate number
18.048
Hi, sinceI'm nw to Plesk I am not familair with all system generated files and our detection system found a file public_html/.php-ini and .php-ini
is dot php.ini a Plesk generated file that just points the the real php.ini file?
It does point to /var/www/vhosts/system/domainname.xyz/etc/php.ini

Thanks in advance.
 
Did you migrate from cPanel using the Plesk migrator (or a Wordpress migration Plugin)?

By default Plesk does not create or uses any .ini files located in the document root for PHP configuration. The public_html directory is also not a directory created or utilized by Plesk by default. It's a directory commonly used by cPanel. So if you've migrated from cPanel that's likely the cause of these file(s) and directory ended up in your current web space.
 
Did you migrate from cPanel using the Plesk migrator (or a Wordpress migration Plugin)?

By default Plesk does not create or uses any .ini files located in the document root for PHP configuration. The public_html directory is also not a directory created or utilized by Plesk by default. It's a directory commonly used by cPanel. So if you've migrated from cPanel that's likely the cause of these file(s) and directory ended up in your current web space.
We used C-panel in the past and moved to Plesk. But the dot files are not something we added. It been automatically generated afterwards.
 
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