Lester Caine wrote:
D_angle wrote:
This is taken right out of the download of PHP 5 zip file "php-5.0.0-Win32.zip". Opening the "php.ini-recommended" it states the following configuration
php.ini-recommended is probably not the one being used... if you want to use this you most likely just need to strip of the -recommended from the file name. PHP does this because you could be using this in production vs. development.
Magic 8-ball says: !!!Search your hard drive for php.ini!!!
What is in the php.ini in your windows directory?
THAT is the copy that PHP is using.
( Is there something missing in the install notes - this is the second time I've had to mention where the php.ini is located ;) )
php.ini can actually be located in a number of places. I keep mine located in the same directory as my apache.conf file, some put theirs into the system32 folder, some keep it with the CGI binary. There's a specific ordering to where PHP looks first, etc. and that could make a difference if you have several ini files scattered about. So for instance when I upgraded from 4.3.7 to 5.0 I just added a few lines to my already-existent php.ini file.
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