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Most likely the file will be located here:
/usr/local/Zend/etc/php.ini The easiest way to locate the file is to create a php info page with <?php phpinfo(); ?> The first table tells you the php.ini path Go into SSH and either download the file to your computer, or use the command nano /path/to/php.ini and edit the file on the server. If you're using Nano (it's a text editor), when you're done with the file, do the following: Ctrl-X, Y, Enter Ctrl-X tries to exit out, since the file's modified it askes if you want to save changes (y for yes), and then it prompts for a file name (the current file name is there), so you just hit enter Make sure to restart Apache after making changes, because it only reads the configuration file at start up, so any changes won't be visible until apache's restarted.
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It's my way of avoiding coding lol. I know what I want it to do, but I can't seem to put it into the computer. I'm taking an Object Oriented approach this time around, and I'm still getting adjusted.
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