Php.ini-recommended has a higher security level than php.ini-dist. The default is to set Display_errors to off, set MAGIC_QUOTES_GPC to off, and so on. The relative php.ini-dist is the default configuration. So, if you just want to do web testing and general development, use Php.ini-dist, or php.ini-recommended.
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Brief description:
If it is a local development study, it is recommended to copy the Php.ini-dist one Save as PHP.ini
If it is used on the server, for security, copy the php.ini-recommended to save as PHP.ini
Application of Phpinidir
Phpinidir is the path of PHP initialization file php.ini, in the past we put php.ini in the Windows directory, in PHP5, php.ini search path is no longer limited to PHP4 era%systemroot%, PHP5 will look for php.ini in the following order:
1, Phpinidir (Apache 2 module only, this instruction is only used when PHP as an Apache module, not support CGI running PHP)
2. Registry key value: Hkey_local_machine/software/php/inifilepath
3. Environment variable:%phprc%
4. PHP5 directory (for CLI), or Web server directory (for SAPI modules)
5. Windows directory (c:/windows or C:/WINNT)
In these five scenarios, it is best to use Phpinidir in conjunction with Apache2, which is to include in the apache2/conf/httpd.conf file:
# Configure the path to PHP.ini
Phpinidir "c:/php"
Also, on NTFS, remember to give the server Read permission to open php.ini.
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