How to set the user's local php.ini

edilsonlsouza

• September 03, 2021 14:23

Hello, Guys, how to configure whm so the user's site uses their local php.ini. I have a new whm that I'm setting up myself, and I came across this problem. The user has php.ini with memory_limit = 128M, but his system says he is using 32M. I didn't want to change that for everyone. Each user with their php.ini. Where do I make this modification? Thanks?

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  cPRex Jurassic Moderator

  • September 03, 2021 19:38

  Hey there! Normally this would be configured through cPanel >> MultiPHP INI Editor. You can then choose to apply that to the entire home directory of /home/username or just /home/username/public_html Let me know if that works!

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  edilsonlsouza

  • September 03, 2021 20:14

  Hi, thanks for replying! So I need to let each user configure their file. whm is not allowing this, there is something wrong that even if the user edits his php.ini the site only works with the php.ini of the server. Obrigado! Thanks!

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  cPRex Jurassic Moderator

  • September 03, 2021 20:25

  When you say "WHM is not allowing this" are you seeing a certain error? If you create a local PHP Info page do you see differences in the local and global values?

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  edilsonlsouza

  • September 03, 2021 21:21

  Hello, Thank you friend cPRex, I managed to solve following this tutorial, regarding the customer's problem.

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  cPRex Jurassic Moderator

  • September 07, 2021 17:37

  I'm glad you were able to get that working!

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