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Anyone working with php knows that php.ini is a big file that may cause headaches when you need to change over ssh.
For example I can change nginx.conf using include directive to load all of the files under sites-enabled dir into the main nginx.conf.
So my question is straightforward: It’s possible to do the same thing with php.ini ?
If your PHP installation is setup to scan for .ini files you can drop several of them in a folder. If you installed PHP through the Ubuntu repos, it should already be configured this way.
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phpinfo()(note: The additional ini files are the result of installing php extensions from the repos and won’t be included with PHP):The setting for this directory is a compile-time option:
You can also set an environment variable through Apache:
More info @ ServerFault