• Resolved evapparao

    (@evapparao)


    When I am trying to run PHP settings, I am getting this error: ERROR: The directory /var/www/html/ is not writable. This plugin requires writing permission to create .ini files.
    Can you help me to fix it
    My site is hosted on amazon web services

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  • FxMan

    (@fxman)

    You could just create a text file and name it php.ini and upload it to the folder
    if there isn’t one already there.
    Make sure it has write permissions.

    If your /html/ folder does not have write permissions, I would not change that.

    You can also directly edit the php.ini file by ftp without a plugin if you
    know what directives you want to change.

    Plugin Contributor Yoav Kadosh

    (@ykadosh)

    What @fxman said… The purpose of this plugin is to provide an easy interface for controlling your PHP settings. If you don’t have writing permissions, the plugin is useless.

    Either change your writing permissions (not recommended) or upload a php.ini file with your settings. Newer versions of PHP (>=5.3.0) use .user.ini files for configuring PHP settings.

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