[BlueOnyx:26843] Re: /etc/php.ini Overwritten by Rogue yum Update

[Chris Gebhardt - VIRTBIZ Internet]

Hi Aaron,

On 3/12/2024 8:33 AM, Aaron Greenspan via Blueonyx wrote:
> This morning an automatic yum update executed and seems to have 
> overwritten or deleted /etc/php.ini without making any sort of backup 
> as is typical. This is causing major problems for me. Is there a 
> default copy of /etc/php.ini for 5211R somewhere? I tried using a copy 
> from another server but I don’t think it has whatever directive is 
> necessary to include everything in php.d.

You're not editing /etc/php.ini by hand, are you?   Because if that's 
the case it's not just a YUM update that would potentially overwrite 
it... it's a lot of different actions in the GUI.   You should probably 
not be hand-editing /etc/php.ini.


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