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Installing Moodle/Creating custom php.ini files

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Critical to any installation using php is your php.ini file, which contains directives for you usage of php. This is especially true with respect to a number of moodle settings such as max upload and max post sizes with file upload

How php.ini is used

Sourcing

Search order and why that is important why phpinfo will not tell you what php.ini is being sourced site wide when you are suing php4

Invocation

Apached mod versus CGI Why you don't have to reread webserver files where you are using php via cgi


Manipulating php.ini

Editing the php.ini file generally

php.ini with shared hosts

wrappers etc

Moodle specific php.ini settings

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