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Old 20-07-2007, 04:00
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Hello,

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mattx :: Do I actually have an editable php.ini, seeing as tho I'm on a shared host thing... I can't find one anywhere, can I create my own? On my old host I could create one and put it into /home/mattx/etc (or, the equivalent of)...
You being having a shared account and thus being a normal user on the server, do not have access to the global php.ini file on the server. But you can go ahead and create a custom php.ini under the public_html folder of your account and put in a line as:
browscap = /home/mattx/includes/browscap.ini
there to enable the browscap feature for your website hosting coz this would override the browscap value set in global php.ini for your user.
Hope this works out for you. Good Luck!!!
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