PHP.ini Chinese version for php-5.2

Suitable for php-5.2 php.ini Chinese version

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;; introduction;;
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; This article is not a simple translation of the English version of PHP.ini, but the reference to a large number of materials, combined with their own understanding, added a lot of content,
; The configuration instructions of the utility modules are added on the basis of the original php.ini, and the arrangement of the file contents is adjusted.
; Since the author does not like No-free's gadgets, it removes other database module configuration options except MySQL and PostgreSQL.

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;; about php.ini;;
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; This file must be named ' php.ini ' and placed in the directory specified by the PHPINIDIR directive in httpd.conf.
; The latest version of PHP.ini can be viewed in the following two locations:
; [Url]http://cvs.php.net/viewvc.cgi/php-src/php.ini-recommended?view=co[/url]
; [Url]http://cvs.php.net/viewvc.cgi/php-src/php.ini-dist?view=co[/url]


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;; grammar;;
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; The syntax for this file is very simple. White-space characters and lines starting with semicolons are simply ignored.
; Chapter headings (for example, [PHP]) are also simply ignored, even though they may be of some significance in the future.
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; The format of the directive is as follows:
; directive = value
; The instruction name (directive) is case-sensitive! So "Foo=bar" is different from "Foo=bar".
; Values (value) can be:
; 1. Strings (e.g. "foo") defined in quotation marks
; 2. A number (integer or floating-point numbers, such as: 0, 1, 34,-1, 33.55)
; 3. A PHP constant (such as: E_all, M_PI)
; 4. An INI constant (on, off, none)
; 5. An expression (e.g.: E_all & ~e_notice)
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; INI file only uses: Bitwise operators, logical non, parentheses:
; | Bit or
; & Position and
; ~ Bit non
; ! Logical non
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; The Boolean flag is opened with on, and off is closed.
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; An empty string can be represented by an equal sign without writing anything, or with the None keyword:
; Foo =; Set Foo to an empty string
; foo = none; Set Foo to an empty string
; Foo = "None"; Set Foo to string ' None '
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; If you use constants in a dynamic extension (PHP extension or Zend Extension) in the instruction value,
; Then you can use these constants only after loading these dynamically extended command lines.


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;; httpd.conf;;
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; You can also override php.ini values in httpd.conf for more flexible configuration:
; Php_value name value; set a non-BOOL directive and set value to none to clear previous settings
; Php_flag name On|off; only instructions for setting the bool type
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; PHP constants (such as E_all) can only be used in php.ini, and the corresponding mask values must be used in httpd.conf.
; Directives with the "SYS" flag can only be used in the global configuration portion of the httpd.conf.
; Directives with an "INI" flag cannot be used in httpd.conf, and they can only be used in php.ini.


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