Re: php.ini in php5.2.1
| From: | jekillen | Date: | Sat, 29 Dec 2007 17:04:45 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: php.ini in php5.2.1 | ||
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On Dec 28, 2007, at 10:40 PM, Jochem Maas wrote:
jekillen schreef:No, it does not bother me accept if I should have had a file created by the install. I can create on with all the values I want to change, right? I have been looking at my copy of the manual. Postfix sendmail path is different than default sendmail path in php (at least on my system) and does not use options to invoke it. This is to send a confirmation message to an address entered into a registration from. Thanks for your reply. Jeff KHello; I have not had the necessity to deal with php.ini files for some time. Now, because I switch from Sendmail to Postfix on one system I need to adjust the sendmail path variable.are you sure you need to change it? doesn't postfix come with some kind of compatibility wrapper [script] that takes the place of sendmail itself ... IIRC most MTAs are sendmail compatible in that way.I cannot find a php.ini file in the specified location. That is not a problem because I can use ini_set(). What is puzzling is that my system, I built and installed from source on a number of different systems and seem to remember that the process creates a php.ini file. Maybe I have it wrong but in the past I seem to remember being able to find one to make sure register variables was set to off. (or maybe I ignored it because that is the default now). So, is the fact that this file is missing something I should be concerned about?php uses it's defaults if it can't load an .ini file - the only concern is whether this bothers you. note that you can also set .ini settings via webserver configurations files (e.g. in apache's httpd.conf or .htaccess files)