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• 03-20-2009, 11:56 PM

  Kaushikkavi Joined on 08-16-2007, 6:53 AM Rajkot Posts 7

  PHP5.INI NOT WORKING SITE ROOT FOLDER Reply Contact Hello, i have windows shared hosting and when i create php5.ini on my website root directory and run my site then i got fatal error of mysql_connect.. and when i delete or rename php5.ini from my website root directory and run my site then site run perfect ....no error.... basically i want to increase my upload file size limit. php5 running under IIS7 cgi/fastcgi can anybody tell me what is wrong here ? Waiting for your Kindly Reply, Thanks, Kaushik.

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• 03-21-2009, 1:44 PM

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  HostingASPNet Joined on 05-03-2007, 5:18 PM Posts 316	Re: PHP5.INI NOT WORKING SITE ROOT FOLDER Reply Contact Hello, It depends on the content of your php5.ini file. You could also ask your hosting company for assistance. Regards Windows Hosting ASP.NET | Top ASP.NET Hosts | Dedicated Windows Hosting

• 03-22-2009, 8:59 PM

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  brashquido Joined on 05-22-2006, 12:31 AM Australia Posts 340

  Re: PHP5.INI NOT WORKING SITE ROOT FOLDER Reply Contact  Where did you get your ini file from? If you are going to create your own ini file, then you should ensure that all the same PHP extensions are enabled as you are presently using. You can check this using the phpinfo function. To increase your file upload limit, you'll need to increase the upload_max_filesize setting.  Also ensure post_max_size is set appropriately too. ---------------- Dominic Ryan Microsoft IIS MVP www.iis-aid.com My IIS articles My PHP articles My How-to guides

• 04-03-2009, 3:21 PM

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  confusecoder Joined on 04-03-2009, 7:16 PM Posts 1	Re: PHP5.INI NOT WORKING SITE ROOT FOLDER Reply Contact we too are facing the same problem. using php at shared hosting. we created the php.ini and uploaded to server, though the changes does not occur.  Any idea?

• 04-03-2009, 8:37 PM

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  brashquido Joined on 05-22-2006, 12:31 AM Australia Posts 340	Re: PHP5.INI NOT WORKING SITE ROOT FOLDER Reply Contact  First off, does your host actually support this configuration? If they do, then you will need to recycle your app pool for it to take effect. ---------------- Dominic Ryan Microsoft IIS MVP www.iis-aid.com My IIS articles My PHP articles My How-to guides