Hi again;
Now I am looking at phar archiving and see the stated necessity
of having the php.ini directive: phar.readonly set to Off (or false,
or 0 or other 'falsy' value)
So I find only one php.ini file: php.ini.default and edit the line
with this directive and
restart Apache and check phpinfo(). The value has not changed.
There are other settings which don't appear to be active:
error reporting is set to off
and log errors is set to on,
but there is no err log and errors are being displayed.
So, I look in output from phpinfo() to see if there is a php.ini file
to be used, by name, and I cannot find one, not even php.ini.default.
The only indication is the directory location of ini files, /etc:
php.ini.default
is the only explicit php.ini file there.
I seem to remember from the days when I was compiling and installing
Apache, php,
mysql from source on FreeBSD systems, that the php.ini used by php
should be copied
from php.ini.default: as with httpd.conf, should be copied from the
default .conf or .ini file
and edited for use. It seemed to me that that was part of the
compilation process: to specify
the php.ini file to use. But I don't see that in the head section of
phpinfo() output. (or have missed it)
Thanks again for time and attention
JK
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