Error Message after installing and activating

Hi @mrsg101

The plugin detects that your PHP SAPI is one of the following: cgi, cgi-fcgi, fpm-fcgi.

When SAPI is some CGI, the Cookie Security section of this plugin store it settings in a file with a name defined in user_ini.filename directive.

To see what is the value of user_ini.filename directive you can run <?php phpinfo(); ?> or <?php echo ini_get('user_ini.filename'); ?>. In your case it’s most probably an empty value.

You can change that in your main php.ini like this:
user_ini.filename = ".user.ini"
or in your website:
<?php ini_set('user_ini.filename', '.user.ini'); ?>
Then create an empty file named as .user.ini in your website root folder.

If you don’t intend to use the Cookie Security section of this plugin, you can ignore this warning message.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 10 months ago by Dimitar Ivanov. Reason: readability

Hi,

Thank you for your reply. I followed your instructions which I felt were very clear. But I’m not sure it helped.

Is the warning supposed to disappear then or not? Because it is still there.

If that’s the issue and you followed the steps the warning should disappear.

Can you tell what was the value of user_ini.filename before to apply the above steps, and what’s is it value after the fix.

Also can you run <?php echo PHP_SAPI; ?> in a web page, not command-line. I just want to verify the PHP SAPI is some CGI interface.

I’m closing this thread due inactivity.

After activating and setting up, I was asked to put username and password, I did so and saved it since then I can’t access my website it keeps showing an error message even after inputibg the user and pass I used.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by ochiedoziem.