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This directive prevents the use of hashtable collisions for a denial of service attack. Specifies whether the session module automatically starts a session at the beginning of a request.

zlib.output_compression = offĬompress php files in gzip format to_start = off Since PHP 8.1, display_errors = Off is therefore the default setting for IONOS web hosting. This setting is especially useful for development and debugging, but should be set to "off" in production environments for security reasons, as it can provide useful information to attackers. To display error messages, display_errors must be set to "on". This setting determines whether PHP error messages should be displayed on the screen or not. For example, to limit the execution time for scripts to 45 seconds, enter the following in your php.ini: max_execution_time = 45 Higher values are therefore ignored by the web server. ATTENTION: Regardless of the global value specified here, the Max_Execution_Time specified for your package applies. For example, to be able to upload files up to 128 MB, enter the following in php.ini: upload_max_filesize = 128M max_execution_time = 60 upload_max_filesize = 64Mĭetermines how large files uploaded by form may be. Furthermore the memory_limit must be greater than post_max_size. For example if the maximum script runtime is exceeded. For example, to set post_max_size to 128 MB, enter the following in php.ini: post_max_size = 128M If you want to upload large files via form, the value should be larger than upload_max_filesize.

For example, to set the memory_limit to 512 MB, the following must be entered in php.ini: memory_limit = 512M post_max_size = 64Mĭetermines the maximum size of the data transferred via POST method. CAUTION: Regardless of the global value specified here, the memory limit specified for your package applies. Specifies the maximum amount of memory (RAM) a script may use. For example, a value of 256M represents a limit of 256 megabytes (MB) of available RAM. The limits for the working memory (RAM) are given below in the php.ini typical notation.