PHP 4.0 Bug #6230 Updated: php.ini is not being read

ID: 6230 Updated by: hholzgra Reported By: vaughan@ucla.edu Status: Feedback Bug Type: Installation problem Assigned To: Comments: the '-X' thing was related to something else that has been solved (see #6302) but your case is different so lets get back to the 'ls -la' story you should do a 'ls -la' before and after you start apache if php.ini is beeing read the date and time should change as the 'a' option tells ls to show the last access time instead of the modification time if it doesn't change you shoud 'cat php.ini' and check the output of 'ls -la php-ini' again if it still doesn't change then access time tracking is off for your filesystem, if it does then you can be sure that the webserver doesn't read the file ... Full Bug description available at: http://bugs.php.net/?id=6230