Level 80
@marcel158 Put a <?php phpinfo(); ?> call at the top of your public/index.php file. It’ll show you what php.ini is loaded.
2 likes
Apr 25, 2016
5
Level 2
Edit Laravel's out-of-the-box php.ini
Hey guys!
I'm using laravel on localhost:8000 and play around with it for a while. Now I came to the point that I need to change some settings on php. Specifically: I need to increase upload_max_filesite and post_max_size. But my laravel installation isn't using the php.ini located in /etc/ on my mac like my other non-laravel projects do. So where can I find the php.ini my laravel installation is using? I even did some ini_set on the top of /public/index.php and it did not affect.
Level 29
@marcel158 Laravel does not ship with php.ini. It will default to whatever is defined for the php you are using to run the application.
1 like
Level 1
@marcel158 Can we create new php.ini in the public_html and configure PHP accordingly?
Level 1
I came across to the same question and I find out that you can check your php.ini easily using php --ini commande
Level 50
@YASSINE_MOKNI - Hey, just wanted to point out that your php cli version (command line) and your php server version, are not always the same, so if you use php --ini it is showing your cli configuration, but if you use phpinfo() in your site, it will show your php server configuration.
Please or to participate in this conversation.