Php.ini editor

rakmo

If a user has 3 to 10 websites he has to manually keep on adding and filling each and every box for PHP directive

It is really annoying, if you could add predefined directors which basic wordpress uses and provide a drop down menu for it it would be really helpful

Another would be a direct text editor where one could write all the directive and just save it easily in one go and can copy and paste those for each and every website he creates

like this -

max_execution_time=180

max_input_time=60

max_input_vars=5000

memory_limit=2048M

opcache.enable=1

post_max_size=256M

session.gc_maxlifetime=1440

upload_max_filesize=256M

zlib.output_compression=ON

who else thing this is usefull share your thoughts

@Adam

prasad0889

I was going to post the same thing today, just for my.cnf. The config files should either be editable in a simple way, or can just be copied from any other website/server.

Adam

@rakmo you can set this on a platform level globally and per server. These settings will be automatically inherited by all websites. We do have an open feature request for a 4th tier which is an organisation level default, where your customer would choose default settings for all new websites. Is that what you're looking for?

@prasad0889 my.cnf can also be set globally and inherited by all servers. It's under settings -> service -> database.

rakmo

Adam okay I see but I wasn't asking this feature for server level I was asking for individual user level
for example if I am individual user and I have 2 to 3 websites posted under one account I have to manually set all PHP directives every time.

It would be easy and faster if there was a drop down menu for selecting the directors, 4 more easier direct text editor for user level

MediaServe

rakmo if your settings are generous enough wouldn't that solve the problem for all but the (hopefully few) which need even larger values for some reason? Our cPanel settings for PHP barely generate support at all unless they ignorantly override the settings to values that are more restrictive than the defaults or nonsensical.