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Custom php.ini setting in Ubuntu 16.04 using webmin

Posted on July 10, 2018

Ubuntu 16.04

PHP

By Dave Lavinsky

President

I am on a Ubuntu 16.04 droplet with webmin installed. Where do I add a custom php.ini setting ?

This is what I want to add : browscap = “/home/username/public_html/php_browscap.ini”

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Tharindu Kumara

July 11, 2018

Accepted Answer

Webmin php.ini files for each virtual server are located in user’s etc directory. Path is in following format,

/home/AdminUser/etc/php7.0/php.ini

Change AdminUser to your domains admin user and open it with nano.

Source: Install ionCube Loaders for Webmin virtual host

jarland

July 10, 2018

Hello friend!

The best course of action may be to create a phpinfo.php file in the same directory as your website, load it in browser, and search the page for php.ini. That would tell you the path of the currently loaded php.ini file, and you could edit it there. This is the only code you need in the phpinfo.php file:

<?php phpinfo(); ?>

Kind Regards, Jarland

Dave Lavinsky

July 10, 2018

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