The file address is aa. php. After selecting the file, I submitted the file. The output result is as follows: why !! I am sleepy for an afternoon. The uploaded images are very small, and there is no INI file on the mac. Thank you very much.
The file address is aa. php.
After selecting the file, I submitted it.
The output result is
Why !! I am sleepy for an afternoon. The uploaded images are very small, and there is no INI file on the mac. Thank you very much.
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The file address is aa. php.
After selecting the file, I submitted it.
The output result is
Why !! I am sleepy for an afternoon. The uploaded images are very small, and there is no INI file on the mac. Thank you very much.
It looks right. Check if the PHP-FPM process has the permission to read and write files.
Modify display_error = On in php. ini.
If you have permission issues or the file is too large, an error message is displayed.
No matter what php. ini is available, you can use phpinfo () to output it.
If you installed it in brew.
For example, brew info php70 shows the php. ini path.
This command also works.
Php-I | grep "Loaded Configuration File"
There is a space between name = and "tt"
Even if you do not select a file, there is a reasonable output.