Problem : Default php.ini file path doesn't change

Debasis Rath

• September 22, 2017 07:19

I am on a shared hosting (Linux with CPanel) in Godaddy. On 18th September, I noticed a strange problem in my website. The server's default php.ini file loads even if I have a php.ini file in my public_html folder. I even did a full reset to my hosting multiple times (atleast 2-3 times) to ensure there was no file conflicts and tested with only the php.ini file in my public_html folder and a phpinfo file but still same result. The problem still exists till date. Any ideas?

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  Samet Chan

  • September 22, 2017 13:02

  If you are on shared hosting, Just contact to your Godaddy chat or phone support.

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  Debasis Rath

  • September 22, 2017 14:41

  If you are on shared hosting, Just contact to your Godaddy chat or phone support.

  
  Did try to contact them twice over phone. They keep disconnecting my call for some unknown reason and their chat support just cover the basics and ask me to contact tech support over phone.

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  Samet Chan

  • September 22, 2017 14:57

  Did try to contact them twice over phone. They keep disconnecting my call for some unknown reason and their chat support just cover the basics and ask me to contact tech support over phone.

  
  I heard people said that GoDaddy bad support reviews. But GoDaddy hosting and Dedicated/VPS is good, But it is pretty expensive as well. I would you recommend from NameCheap very fast to help support. Live Chat is 24 hours for open. If you don't have a PayPal. I can look for host best review support more payment.

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  Debasis Rath

  • September 22, 2017 16:07

  I still got 2.4 years left on my godaddy hosting and domain. So switching aint a viable option at this time.....

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  cPanelMichael

  • September 22, 2017 17:31

  Hello, Rather than using a custom php.ini file, consider using the "MultiPHP INI Editor" option in cPanel instead: MultiPHP INI Editor for cPanel - Version 66 Documentation - cPanel Documentation Thank you.

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  Samet Chan

  • September 22, 2017 18:40

  Hello, Rather than using a custom php.ini file, consider using the "MultiPHP INI Editor" option in cPanel instead:

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