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output_buffering = 0 | output_buffering = 0 | ||
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| − | To increase timeouts, increase the value of this variable, which defaults to 60, to /etc/php.ini file: | + | To increase streaming data timeouts, increase the value of this variable, which defaults to 60, to /etc/php.ini file: |
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default_socket_timeout = 300 | default_socket_timeout = 300 | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:41, 16 January 2021
Create a PHP Info Page to Display All PHP Settings, Modules, Etc! This is extremely useful in setting up your website!
Here is how to create a PHP info page in only 3 short lines of code!
PHP Configuration
System wide configuration on a Linux system is contained in the /etc/php.ini file.
To turn off output buffering, add this to the /etc/php.ini file:
output_buffering = 0
To increase streaming data timeouts, increase the value of this variable, which defaults to 60, to /etc/php.ini file:
default_socket_timeout = 300