There are times when you need to add custom directives in your php.ini and use it for a specific directory or for your entire website. There are two steps involved to force your server to use the updated php.ini and not he default one. First copy the existing php.ini file from this usual location “/usr/local/lib/php.ini”…
If you have WordPress intalled on your domain’s root directory, you cannot access any other directory on yuor server from front end by typing that directory in your url. Reason for that is WordPress htaccess file catches all http requests and maps them to WordPress index.php file for further processing. Same is the case with…
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