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In our example screen shot below, we are looking for the **{{color text="display_errors" c="red"}}** setting. You will also notice that we are only interested in information that is is the **{{color text="Local Value" c="red"}}** column
**__Result:__** **{{color text="display_errors = On" c="red"}}**
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In our example screen shot below, we are looking for the **{{color text="enable_dl" c="red"}}** setting. You will also notice that we are only interested in information that is is the **{{color text="Local Value" c="red"}}** column
**__Result:__** **{{color text="enable_dl = On" c="red"}}**
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In our example screen shot below, we are looking for the **{{color text="enable_dl" c="red"}}** setting. You will also notice that we are only interested in information that is is the **{{color text="Local Value" c="red"}}** column
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In our example screen shot below, we are looking for the **{{color text="enable_dl" c="red"}}** setting. You will also notice that we are only interested in information that is is the **{{color text="local" c="red"}}** column
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2) **Unzip** this file. You should now have a file called **phpinfo.php**
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2) Unzip this file. You should now have a file called **phpinfo.php**
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I need to upload a **phpinfo file**, but I do not know what that is or where to get it from.
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I need to upload a **phpinfo file**, but I am not sure what that is or where to get it from.
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====How do I change or edit these values/settings====
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====How do I these values/settings====
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====How do I these values/settings====
If you are using shared hosting, you will need to contact your webhost so that they can make the change for you
If you have a dedicated server or a VPS, you will need to edit your servers main **php.ini** file. For details on how to do this, you will need to contact your server provider as it is beyond the scope of this tutorial.
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I need to upload a **phpinfo file**, but I am not sure what that is or where to get it from.
In simple terms, a phpinfo() file is a single php file that when its run on your website will display all the __various settings__ of your web hosting server.
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I need to to upload a **phpinfo file**, but I am not sure what that is or where to get it
In simple terms, a phpinfo() file is a single php file that when its run on your website will display all the various settings of your web hosting server.
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**__Result:__** **{{color text="enable_dl = On" c="red"}}**
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Result: **{{color text="enable_dl = On" c="red"}}**
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Result: **{{color text="enable_dl = On" c="red"}}**
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I need to to upload a **phpinfo file**, but I am not sure what that is or where to get it
You may have read somewhere in this wiki, or at our forum that you should upload a **phpinfo **file to your website and see what output it produces.
In our example screen shot below, we are looking for the **{{color text="enable_dl" c="red"}}** setting. You will also notice that we are only interested in information that is is the **{{color text="local" c="red"}}** column
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I need to to upload a phpinfo file, but I am not sure what that is or where to get it
You may have read somewhere in this wiki, or at our forum that you should upload a phpinfo file to your website and see what output it produces.
In our example screen shot below, we are looking for the **enable_dl **setting. You will also notice that we are only interested in information that is is the **local **column
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__Download one__
__Understanding the results__
You will now see that this file displays quite a lot of information about your website. You can scroll down the page and look for whatever setting you are trying to find.
In our example screen shot below, we are looking for the **enable_dl **setting. You will also notice that we are only interested in information that is is the **local **column
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You will now see that this file displays quite a lot of information about your website.
You can scroll down the page and look for whatever setting you are trying to find. In our example screenshot below, we are looking for t