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PHP Module Checks

1. The PHP "File uploads" setting
   • Look in the Ini file for file_uploads = and set the value to be On:
     OK
   • Look in the Ini file for upload_tmp_dir = and set the value to a path outside of the public area available to visitors to the web server (e.g if you are using XAMPP - you should not put the temp directory in the HTDOCS folder):
     Not set!
   • Look in the Ini file for upload_max_filesize = and set the value to an amount that you want to be the maximum file size you can upload. The format for this setting is a number, then the letter 'M':
     128M
   • Look in the Ini file for post_max_size = and set the value to an amount that you want to be the maximum size of post data allowed. The format for this setting is a number, then the letter 'M':
     128M
     • PHP advise you set this value to be slightly greater than the upload_max_filesize.
   • Look in the Ini file for memory_limit = and set the value to an amount that you want to be the maximum amount of memory in bytes that a script is allowed to allocate. The format for this setting is a number, then the letter 'M':
     128M
2. The PHP "Sessions" Settings -
   OK
3. The PHP "LDAP" Settings -
   OK
4. The PHP "Mail" Settings -
   Probably OK

   Please see PHP.net's guide to mail setup for more details. As the page lists, you may need to set the following variables -

   • SMTP - localhost
   • smtp_port - 25
   • sendmail_from -
   • sendmail_path = /usr/sbin/sendmail -t -i -f dayozbsmxh@weblinkprojects.pl

   Should you wish to, you can run the code without mail, but some modifications to the feedback and version control pages would be required.

5. The PHP "Zlib" Settings -
   OK

Notes

"Warning" notices were issued but you can continue the installation.

If you need or decide to make changes, this can be achieved by editing a configuration file (typically php.ini).

NB: XAMPP users do not NEED to make any of these changes for local testing.

Finding the configuation file:

• An automated check suggests you can find your main PHP configuration file at: /opt/alt/php72/etc/php.ini

Editing the configuation file:

• Make a copy of the configuration file before you start.
• Open the original file in a plain text editor such as NotePad.
• Make changes as needed.
• Save your changes.
• Restart your Web server.

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