"Robby Russell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Trying to use own php.ini file (rather than the one that the webserver sees by default) for a web site (on a box that has many websites that utilize the other) and used the following instructions, but it doesn't seem to notice my own php.ini file.
> When the PHP interpreter starts up, it behaves according to settings > specified in any availabe php.ini file. The Web server will look for > this file in the following locations and in the following order: > > 1. The directory from which the PHP script was called 2. The root of > your Web directory 3. The Web server's default php.ini
Any thoughts?
rtfm on ini_set()
That's not going to help the OP load a seperate ini file for virtual domains. ini_set() is good if you only need to change a few settings, but it would be a pain to set all the ini settings (not to mention that I don't think ini_set() will change all the ini settings).
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