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Setup Issue (PhabricatorSetupIssueUIExample)
The current PHP configuration has this value:
php.config.example | false |
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To update this value, edit your PHP configuration file, located here:
/etc/php/7.4/fpm/php.ini
You can find more information about PHP configuration values in the PHP Documentation.
After editing the PHP configuration, restart everything for the changes to take effect. For help with restarting everything, see Restarting in the documentation.
The current configuration has these 1 value(s):
test.value | null |
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You can update this value here:
Run these commands:
$ # Add Command $ $ ls -1 > /dev/null
Install this PHP extension:
libexample
You can usually install a PHP extension using apt-get, dnf, or yum. A common package name is php-extname. Try commands like these:
$ sudo apt-get install php-extname # Debian / Ubuntu $ sudo dnf install php-extname # Red Hat / Derivatives $ sudo yum install php-extname # Older Red Hat versions
If those commands don't work, try Google. The process of installing PHP extensions is not specific to this software, and any instructions you can find for installing them on your system should work. On Mac OS X, you might want to try Homebrew.
After installing new PHP extensions, restart everything for the changes to take effect. For help with restarting everything, see Restarting in the documentation.