how does one find the php.ini file on Linux box?

[lawrence]

I want to edit the php.ini file. How do I find it? I tried phpinfo()
and saw a bunch of path info, but none to php.ini.

[Andy Hassall]

On 1 Sep 2004 16:00:41 -0700, lk******@geocities.com (lawrence) wrote:

I want to edit the php.ini file. How do I find it? I tried phpinfo()
and saw a bunch of path info, but none to php.ini.

It's always been in the phpinfo() output in any version I remember.

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[Aidan]

Hi Lawrence,

Try this at the command line:

prompt:~$ find / -name php.ini

This command will search your entire file system for a file named php.ini,
and when it find's it, it will give you the full path to it.

HTH

Aidan

"lawrence" <lk******@geocities.com> wrote in message
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I want to edit the php.ini file. How do I find it? I tried phpinfo()
and saw a bunch of path info, but none to php.ini.

[Pjotr Wedersteers]

lawrence wrote:

I want to edit the php.ini file. How do I find it? I tried phpinfo()
and saw a bunch of path info, but none to php.ini.

locate php.ini

[Alvaro G. Vicario]

*** lawrence escribió/wrote (1 Sep 2004 16:00:41 -0700):

I want to edit the php.ini file. How do I find it? I tried phpinfo()
and saw a bunch of path info, but none to php.ini.

It should be in the very first table, labeled "Configuration File (php.ini)
Path". There can also be some other entries: "Scan this dir for additional
..ini files" and "additional .ini files parsed".

If it's an RPM release, just type:

rpm -ql | grep php.ini

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