The purpose of a phpinfo.php file is to show you how your php is configured in your server. To create one all you have to do is the following:
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STEP 1: Open your favorite text editor like notepad. I am using notepad in Windows XP for this tutorial.
STEP 2: Copy and paste the following code into a blank notepad:
Code:
<?php
phpinfo();
?>
phpinfo();
?>
STEP 3: Save this file as phpinfo.php
STEP 4: Upload file to your website using your favorite FTP Client.
STEP 5: Once you have uploaded the phpinfo.php file. Pull the file with your browser to the location of your site where you uploaded the phpinfo.php file (Example: example.com/phpinfo.php)
STEP 6: After that, If you have PHP installed, you should see all the PHP configurations. All these configurations are located in a file called php.ini. For Redhat and Fedora Linux distributions its located in /etc/php.ini The page should look something like the image below
