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How do I setup custom php.ini settings?
Our php version 5 runs as FCGI and phpSuExec enabled. This is essential for security and allows our customers to forget about world-writable directories required by many php applications.
Users are not able to have php flags in their .htaccess file. Having php flags in .htaccess files is a common cause of internal server errors on servers with phpSuExec enabled.
Note: we do not allow our shared hosting customers to change their php settings to protect the quality of service for our shared hosting environment. If you require any non-default php.ini setting then please contact our support team at support at jvmhost.com.
You can check your current PHP settings by using the phpinfo() function. Simply place phpinfo(); in a new file with a .php extension. Again, it is important to note that any changes we make in your custom php.ini are recursive meaning they do carry over to other directories in your account.
You can check your current PHP settings by using the phpinfo() function. Simply place phpinfo(); in a new file with a .php extension. Again, it is important to note that any changes we make in your custom php.ini are recursive meaning they do carry over to other directories in your account.
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