How to access the php ini from my CPanel

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I want to change the limit of the php POST array from 1000 to 6000   Is there any way to do that   i search about that and i found that i should change some variables in php ini but the problem is that i did not find the directory of the file in my cpanel    Your server s php ini file is located at  usr local lib php ini    This line is from the CPanel documentation but i could not find this directory in my cpanel even after i show the hidden files     can anybody help me locating this file

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In cPanel search for php  You will find  Select PHP version  under Software   Software -  Select PHP Version -  Switch to Php Options -  Change Value -  save

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Cpanel 60 0 26  Latest Version  Php ini moved under Software   Select PHP Version   Switch to Php Options   Change Value   save

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You cant do it on shared hosting   Add ticket to support of hosting for same   otherwise you can look for dedicated server where you can manage anything

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Go to main screen  Under  Software Services     php ini EZConfig

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You could try to find it via the command line   find   -type f -name  php ini    Or you could add the following to a  htaccess file in the root of your site   php value max input vars 6000 php value suhosin get max vars 6000 php value suhosin post max vars 6000 php value suhosin request max vars 6000

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I had the same issue in cPanel 92 0 3 and it was solved through this solution  In cPanel  go to  the below directory software -- gt  select PHP version-- gt  option-- gt  upload max filesize   Then choose the optional size to upload your files

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Search for  quot php version quot  at the bottom of the cpanel Select PHP Version - gt  Switch to Php Options - gt  Change the Value - gt  save

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If you re on a shared hosting environment you won t have access to the php ini to make these changes  if you need access  a virtual private server  VPS  or a dedicated server may be a better option if you re confident in managing it yourself   Alternatively if you create a new file called  htaccess in your root of your web directory  Ensure it doesn t contain a  txt extension if using notepad to create the file  and copy something like this inside   php value settingToChange 6000   This will only work if your hosting provider let s you override the certain config value  Best to ask if it doesn t work after trying

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