Snippets tagged “php-ini”

You can check where Apache is looking for the php.ini file by running the command php --ini in the command line.

Often errors occur while executing a PHP application. Read this snippet to learn how to overcome difficulties and display such errors with the help of PHP.

With the help of this snippet, you can learn how to log errors and warnings in a file in PHP. Go ahead and check out the examples.

In this tutorial, we will show you handy solutions to implement once you encounter the fatal error: maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in PHP.

There are a few things that can cause errors to not be logged when running PHP from the command line interface (CLI).

To use the file_get_contents function to retrieve the contents of an external URL in PHP, you will first need to ensure that the allow_url_fopen directive is enabled in your php.ini file.

There are a few things you can try to troubleshoot this issue:

The openssl extension in PHP is required to provide SSL/TLS support.

In this short tutorial, we are going to represent to you how to find where the PHP error log is located.