Re: [Phpgroupware-users] problems after upgrading to php4.2.2 - Suggested config

[Dave Hall]

Hi,

Here is my recommended php.ini setup for phpgroupware.  Use what you
want from it.  It is roughly in the order of the paramters in you
php.ini file

RESOURCES
max_execution_time = 90
This allows for encoding/decoding large file attachments on slower machines

memory_limit = 20M  
At least this value should help with more complex operations

ERRORS
error_reporting = E_ALL  ~E_NOTICE
Having this set to E_ALL, will cause all types of problems if left to
display on the screen.  E_NOTICE are no-fatal errors such as undefined
variable etc.  Having this set to E_ALL only will dramatically increase
the size of your log files if you log erros.

display_errors = Off
This can cause header output problems.  They are better stored in you
log file and that way you have a record of any problems.

log_errors = On
See above.

DATABASES
[dbms].allow_persistent = On
This must be set to on if you want to use persistent databse
connections.  Change [dbms] to what ever db you want to use ie mysql or
pgsql

FILE UPLOADING
file_uploads = On
If you want to use email,phpwebhosting, infolog or any aps that want to
upload files this just be set to on

upload_max_filesize = 5M
At least this.  This will allow for larger email attachments and
phpwebhosting files.  Use filesize * 4 = memory_limit to allow for
base64 encodes.

PHP4 SESSIONS
session.save_path = /tmp
Your httpd must be able to read and write to this directory, if you
intend to use php4 sessions.

session.gc_maxlifetime = 1440
Set this to what you want to be your session time out limit.  it is in
second so set it to 3660 if you want it to one hour ... the default is
24mins.

Hope this helps.

Cheers

skwashd
Dave Hall

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