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So I added a php info page checked the directory of my ini and changed and saved the new memory limit which I set to 64m. Changes are saved and when I reopen the file it shows me that it has been changed however when I go back to the php info page it is still set to 32m. How can I go about changing it since thats the only way I know how and that doesnt work.

after doing the above I have restarted the server no luck.

I am on centos vps and have ssh access

I have already said that I restarted the server yet I am getting replies telling me to restart it. I have already said that I have made a php info page and still getting replies telling me to create a php info page...

Loaded Configuration File /opt/cpanel/ea-php56/root/etc/php.ini

Please read the question properly before answering otherwise don't bother answering at all.

in00b
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  • try to restart it again, or it seems you've changed the wrong php.ini file, check the directory. – zaidysf Aug 03 '17 at 09:46
  • How do you access the PHP.ini file ? Through file explorer or WAMP or XAMPP? Please check whether you have the write privileges or not. – Mad Angle Aug 03 '17 at 09:49
  • I done a graceful server restart through my whm panel twice. I found the php ini file location using php info page. I edited it using flashfxp 5 ftp and saved exited fxp and re entered to check file and changes were saved. However when checking the php info page it still shows 32m and not 64m – in00b Aug 03 '17 at 09:54

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It does sound like you may need to restart the web server. Have you tried running php --ini on command line just to check the paths?

Moo
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  • I have already stated that I restarted the server. I also tried finding it through putty/ssh but it still shows me the same path. php -i | grep php.ini Configuration File (php.ini) Path => /opt/cpanel/ea-php56/root/etc Loaded Configuration File => /opt/cpanel/ea-php56/root/etc/php.ini – in00b Aug 03 '17 at 12:17
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with regatd for your positive question

firstly : you should define your php.ini path

secondly after any change in php.ini , you should resart apache or iis server for applying changes

create a file php.ini and run it 

<?php
phpinfo();
?>

you can see your php settings , please check your php.ini path

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As crazy as it can be restarting your site in IIS from the GUI does not restart php. You need to open an elevated command prompt and type this command:

>iisreset /restart

and voilá you'll see that iis updates the changes in php.ini.

lisandro
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