On 4/18/04 7:10 AM, in article 5b2fea4f.040418 0610.3e8fd8cc@p osting.google.c om, "Simon"
<deltacue2003@y ahoo.com> wrote:
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> How can I access my php.ini file with webhosting at yahoo. it does not
> show in my file manager or MyAdmin directory.[/color]
Then you probably can't access php.ini. The most common location is
/etc/php.ini but I doubt they'll let you access /etc unless this is a
virtual server setup.
Try using .htaccess (if they'll let you) or php_ini_set(). Note the caveats
about php_ini_set() - it doesn't execute at the very beginning so some ini
values' results can't be effectively reversed using this approach.
Robert Peake <robert@peakepr o.com> wrote in message news:<BCA81BA6. 6133%robert@pea kepro.com>...[color=blue]
> On 4/18/04 7:10 AM, in article
> 5b2fea4f.040418 0610.3e8fd8cc@p osting.google.c om, "Simon"
> <deltacue2003@y ahoo.com> wrote:
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> > How can I access my php.ini file with webhosting at yahoo. it does not
> > show in my file manager or MyAdmin directory.[/color]
>
> Then you probably can't access php.ini. The most common location is
> /etc/php.ini but I doubt they'll let you access /etc unless this is a
> virtual server setup.
>
> Try using .htaccess (if they'll let you) or php_ini_set(). Note the caveats
> about php_ini_set() - it doesn't execute at the very beginning so some ini
> values' results can't be effectively reversed using this approach.
>
> Cheers,
> Robert[/color]
Thanks for your reply Robert
I have since found that Yahoo webhosting do not give a php.ini to
configure but I ran phpinfo and found the settings were ok.
Thanks.
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