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Web site using incorrect php.ini

M

MCLives

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It seems that my web sites on my windows 2003 server are using the php.ini file that is located in my windows folder. I would like the web site to use there own php.ini file the one that exists in web site folders

e.g.
I:\inetpub\vhosts\Servers\28715\localuser\LetItFLowCreati\httpdocs\php.ini

I using the Latest Plesk, with all the latest patchs.

Any help would be great.

Thanks,

M. Cannady
 
Get PHP CGI installed. After that it'll auto detect php.ini from domain's root directory.
 
PHP CGI? is that a differnt app i need to install on my windows server? I have the php install that same with Plesk. Where can i get this app from?

Thanks for all the replys..

M. Cannady
 
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