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Can I edit my php.ini file?

Jul 20, 2023 | Linux-fully-managed-dedicated-server-plans

If you are on AIT’s Fully Managed Linux accounts, the answer is yes. The file is located in the /usr/local/lib directory.

The php support on our servers is compiled into the Apache (HTTP) daemon. Thus, the changes made to php.ini will be read in. This file is normally edited by customers who are looking to increase the amount of memory (RAM) that PHP is allocated for a given application, such as a file upload script or web based email for attachment size.

To edit the php.ini file, do the following:

  1. FTP into the server and go to /usr/local/lib directory.
  2. Make a backup of the php.ini file on your server (i.e. php.ini.bak).
  3. Download the php.ini file in ASCII mode.
  4. Edit the file using notepad, via or a normal text editor as necessary.
  5. Upload the php.ini file back to the server in the /usr/local/lib directory.
  6. View the PHP code that you have that requires the php.ini changes to validate that it worked. Changes in the majority of AIT’s Fully Managed Linux hosting accounts are immediate.
  7. Restart Apache (httpd) via the SMT 6 interface, or open a support ticket requesting Apache be restarted for your account.