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I just installed mandrake 9.1 and I had it install apache with php. Now i need to config my php.ini file and i can't find it. Does anyone know where it's at?
I've tried doing a search but my search locks up and can't find anything.
if i run phpinfo() it says it should be in /etc but i can't seem to find it.
Come on man does that really matters !! someone could find this post useful..
besides googling "php.ini linux" will list this thread as 3rd in the SERP
I'm a noob to Linux and running apache2/php5/MySQL on it. I'm running Linux Mint 13. Anyway, someone above mentioned that the first posts were in 2003! I must say, thank you LinuxQuestions.Org for not deleting this post because even though today is 01Sep2012-Saturday, I still found the information posted from 9 years ago highly useful! Thank you! Now, with reference to installing the PECL whachamacallit's, I found the php.ini file by using: locate php.ini, and then I used nano /path/to/php.ini to edit it.
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