PHP on a MacOS sever. Where is php.ini?

I have a client who is using a Mac OSX server. I'm logged in now, but I
cannot find php.ini. Is the file called something different on a Mac?

I need to locate the variable for max_uploads and increase the size.


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Sugapablo wrote:[color=blue]
> I have a client who is using a Mac OSX server. I'm logged in now, but I
> cannot find php.ini. Is the file called something different on a Mac?
>
> I need to locate the variable for max_uploads and increase the size.[/color]

can you run a script with phpinfo()?
one of the things that tell you is the location of php.ini


HTH

Sugapablo wrote:
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> I have a client who is using a Mac OSX server. I'm logged in now, but I
> cannot find php.ini. Is the file called something different on a Mac?
>
> I need to locate the variable for max_uploads and increase the size.
>
>[/color]

sudo find / -name php.ini

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Justin Koivisto wrote:
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> sudo find / -name php.ini[/color]

Did that. Came up empty. That's what I thought was weird. But PHP
pages are obviously working so...


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In article <bmeaik$m19mf$1@ID-203069.news.uni-berlin.de>,
Pedro <hexkid@hotpop.com> wrote:
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> can you run a script with phpinfo()?
> one of the things that tell you is the location of php.ini[/color]

And if there isn't one at that location you can create one (copy a
'recommended' ini file there and edit it).

JP

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