Configuring PHP is easy.
You can change almost any aspect of the interpreter within the php.ini configuration file, e.g. modify error handling, increase memory usage, etc.
Unfortunately, problems can occur when you move your application to a live hosting environment or are distributing the code to customers.
ISPs usually lock down the php.ini configuration file — especially on shared hosting. This could cause your application to fail.
Fortunately, it’s not necessary to upgrade to an expensive dedicated...
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