Where php.ini is located

[myVesta]

Location of php.ini is /etc/php/7.x/fpm/php.ini
(where 7.x is 7.3 for example)

After you make the changes, you should restart php-fpm (do it in SSH, as root):

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sudo systemctl restart php7.x-fpm

(where 7.x is 7.3 for example)

Please note:

• memory_limit
• max_execution_time (also consider: request_terminate_timeout)
• upload_max_filesize
• post_max_size
• open_basedir
• upload_tmp_dir
• sendmail_path
• mysql.allow_persistent
• safe_mode

... are overrided in /etc/php/7.x/fpm/pool.d/your-domain.com.conf files.
These variables you should change there.
Also restart php-fpm after those changes.

If you need different default values for newly created domains, edit /usr/local/vesta/data/templates/web/apache2/PHP-FPM-7x.sh files.

Additional notes:

• Every time when you increase or decrease max_execution_time, you should also increase/decrease request_terminate_timeout.
  Variable request_terminate_timeout is given in real seconds (default value is 90s), and max_execution_time is not.
  Variable max_execution_time is measured in CPU time spent on the current process. More about this could be found here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/100 ... 0#10027320
  What is important for us is that max_execution_time could last a lot longer than 30 seconds if some process got stuck with IO waiting. That's why request_terminate_timeout is important and would prevent a potential indefinite IO waiting.

[1webdomain]

THX

[crafter]

I just did a fresh install of myvesta and try to edit the php file but my php.ini file is blank. I input the desired values in basic form but it keeps erasing and I paid for the file manger addon and got it up but I still can't get to edit the /etc/php/7.3/fpm/php.ini file like you stated in this post. what am i missing please?

[myVesta]

I just did a fresh install of myvesta and try to edit the php file but my php.ini file is blank. I input the desired values in basic form but it keeps erasing and I paid for the file manger addon and got it up but I still can't get to edit the /etc/php/7.3/fpm/php.ini file like you stated in this post. what am i missing please?

FileManager can't reach /etc/php/7.3/fpm/php.ini

Please screenshot your SSH console while you are trying to edit /etc/php/7.3/fpm/php.ini
Also, please mention what Debian version you are using?

[crafter]

I'm using Debian 10. i use Putty to access ssh as root. I'm a novice so i just copy and paste the command line you put up here and follow instructions. so i input: /etc/php/7.3/fpm/php.ini and got "-Bash: /etc/php/7.3/fpm/php.ini: Permission denied.

The problem is i want to change the Post max, max input, memory limit etc of the php 7.3 but it wasn't saving and the advance editing option only shows: "Usage: CONFIG" and nothing else but I'm familiar with editing php.ini file so i know there should be more.

Furthermore, the vesta-php configuration link takes me to a page that shows: "Page not Found"

[myVesta]

I'm using Debian 10. i use Putty to access ssh as root. I'm a novice so i just copy and paste the command line you put up here and follow instructions. so i input: /etc/php/7.3/fpm/php.ini and got "-Bash: /etc/php/7.3/fpm/php.ini: Permission denied.

In SSH type:

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sudo mcedit /etc/php/7.3/fpm/pool.d/your-domain.com.conf

Save with F2 keyboard key.
Exit with ESC keyboard key.

Then restart php7.3:

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sudo systemctl restart php7.3-fpm

Also, you cen edit php.ini by typing:

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sudo mcedit /etc/php/7.3/fpm/php.ini

but almost all changes you need to do in /etc/php/7.3/fpm/pool.d/YOUR-DOMAIN.COM.conf

[crafter]

These steps worked like magic . Thank you very much and especially for how fast you responded. More codes to your brain

[tienloc1]

About this part:

Additional notes:
Every time when you increase or decrease max_execution_time, you should also increase/decrease request_terminate_timeout.
Variable request_terminate_timeout is given in real seconds (default value is 90s), and max_execution_time is not.
Variable max_execution_time is measured in CPU time spent on the current process. More about this could be found here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/100 ... 0#10027320
What is important for us is that max_execution_time could last a lot longer than 30 seconds if some process got stuck with IO waiting. That's why request_terminate_timeout is important and would prevent a potential indefinite IO waiting.

I don't have knowledge about the php value so could you help about this question:

I need to increase the max_execution_time to 300, so I will need to increase request_terminate_timeout to 300 too?