PHP-FPM 8.1 & 8.2 Config

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Rockyuk

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Hello Everyone,
This is driving me mad, I cannot seem to work out why some WordPress installations are detecting some parts of the php config in PHP-FPM. For example, it will find upload_max_filesize, memory_limit etc but not post_max_size. After doing phpinfo within the specific WordPress site it confirms that the config file is /usr/local/php81/lib/php.ini

But it seems to be picking and choosing what to take from it, any one have any ideas?

Thanks

Rockyuk
 
You can change values in php settings in user_level per each user separate.
 
Zhenyapan said:
You can change values in php settings in user_level per each user separate.
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Yeah, I tried that and it still does not work unfortunately. I would like to do it globally anyway but that does not seem to be working either. Not sure if it is to doe with the PHP-FPM config etc
 
Rockyuk said:
But it seems to be picking and choosing what to take from it, any one have any ideas?
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Doublecheck in the users domain settings in DA that there also php 8.1 is selected.
Also check if you don't have any custom files like /usr/local/phpXX/lib/php.conf.d/90-custom.ini with php changes.
 
Richard G said:
Doublecheck in the users domain settings in DA that there also php 8.1 is selected.
Also check if you don't have any custom files like /usr/local/phpXX/lib/php.conf.d/90-custom.ini with php changes.
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Yep PHP 8.1 is selected and no custom.ini within that folder apart from the default ones
 
So then I presume also no user.ini in the public_html of the user.
Strange. Normally if no settings are adjusted the global php.ini files under the php version location are used.
And the required settings like post_max_size and such are normally enabled by default in php.ini if I'm not mistaken.

So unless that file is changed and maybe some typo is made somewhere or a permission error, I don't know what's going on.

Unless you are on Cloudlinux, then there is another place to look.
 
Apologies, I am on Cloudlinux, but I thought it took the php.ini from the default server location and not its own as I am not using CloudLinux's php selector.
 
I encountered it on my search, but can't find it anymore. If I've seen it correctly it should be set somewhere else.

On the CL docs I read something about this:
/opt/alt/phpXX/etc/php.ini
maybe you can do a search with find or locate for php.ini locations. I don't work with CL so I don't know where it is.
 
Ahhh, but I thought that was for only if you are using CL php selector? As I am using DA's native php-fpm I thought that would override CL php selector.
 
add to your website any simple php file with output of phpinfo - there you will see variables and where from they loaded.
 
Zhenyapan said:
add to your website any simple php file with output of phpinfo - there you will see variables and where from they loaded.
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Yep did that already it's still not reading from that location.
 

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have you checked last two paths from screen? also /usr/loca/directadmin/data/users/username/php***
 
also after changing something you must restart php-fpm81 also if your accounts in cagefs - you need to update it.
 
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