Download Default php.ini File

Setting up a php.ini file is a fairly straightforward and simple process. In short, the php.ini file allows you to customize the settings on the server specifically for your account. A real life example may look like the following; your server’s upload_max_filesize is set to 5M, but you need the ability to upload a 10M file. The upload_max_filesize parameter would be changed to 10M, which would then allow you to upload files up to that limit. The upload_max_filesize was just used as an example because it is one of the most common parameters changed in a php.ini file.

Other parameters most commonly updated in the php.ini file are the post_max_size and max_execution_time.

PLEASE NOTE: We highly recommend making a backup of your php.ini file before making any changes to it. Making changes to the php.ini file or adding your own custom php.ini file can have huge implications on how the PHP configuration values are handled for your particular account.

By default, the server you’re account is hosted on has been configured with standard settings. Typically, you won’t need to create your own custom php.ini or edit your php.ini at all. However, if you’re looking to customize your php.ini file you’ll want to use any of the following below based on the PHP version running on your domain.

Download Default php.ini Files

Note: Right click the link and Save Link As to your computer.

• Download default php.ini 5.5
• Download default php.ini 5.6
• Download default php.ini 7.0
• Download default php.ini 7.1
• Download default php.ini 7.2

If you have any questions regarding your php.ini file don’t hesitate to reach out to support. We’d be more than happy to assist you with any changes that need to be made.