I am not able to find php.ini in my server

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  1. #1
    Hi,
    I need to edit php.ini of my server for net2ftp script to increase execution time 30 second to 60 second.
    I add info file to track that files location and it says "/usr/selector.etc/php.ini"
    But there is no /usr/selector.etc/php.ini directories..

    My info file is http://rahulbambhaniya.com/info.php


    Please friends help me it too urgent to change max execution time from php.ini.....
     
    Manojworld, Aug 21, 2014 IP
  2. RoseHosting

    RoseHosting Well-Known Member

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    Use the following command to find the path to the php.ini file:
    php -i | grep php.ini
     
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  3. Krellen

    Krellen Greenhorn

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    You can also make a script with this in it:

    <?php phpinfo(); ?>
    Code (markup):
    Load that in your browser, and it will give you all sorts of info, including the path to php.ini.
     
    Krellen, Sep 17, 2014 IP
  4. sarahk

    sarahk iTamer Staff

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    Have you got terminal/command access to the server. If you are on shared hosting you won't be allowed anywhere near php.ini
     
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  5. Krellen

    Krellen Greenhorn

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    It really depends on your web host. We allow our clients to have their own custom php.ini files, so it's definitely possible.
     
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    iwf-jacob Well-Known Member

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    Do you have a dedicated server, a VPS, or shared? If you have root access you can simply go:
    find / -name php.ini

    Otherwise you'll need to check in with your host.
     
    iwf-jacob, Sep 21, 2014 IP
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    maddenitrous Well-Known Member

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    Only your hosting provider can help you with this.
     
    maddenitrous, Sep 23, 2014 IP