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Sep 27, 2016

ReadyNAS 716: Unable to find php.ini to enable GLPI LDAP module

Hello everyone! I've just installed GLPI on my readyNAS 716 (OS 6.5.1), so before I installed php5 and MySQL. After that I launched the command find / | grep php.ini, but there isn't any php.in...

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Sep 29, 2016

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Dom-Juan

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Dec 21, 2016

Hello,

I was wondering if there was a solution to this issue. I am running into the same thing at the moment.

In putty (& logged in as 'root') I can't locate the php.ini. Where should it be located, and how to find & edit the php.ini (loaded from the offical PHP app).

Would be really nice if someone could help.

Thanks.

Juan

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FramerV
NETGEAR Employee Retired
Dec 22, 2016
Hi Dom-Juan,

I personally do not know where its located. I will try and inquire about this. I will be updating you once I know.

Regards,
FramerV
NETGEAR Employee Retired
Dec 22, 2016
Hi Dom-Juan,

As far as I have checked the php.ini should be in /etc/php5/apache2.

Regards,
FramerV
NETGEAR Employee Retired
Dec 26, 2016
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Dom-Juan
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Jan 11, 2017
Thanks a lot for the feedback.
I found it in two locations: 1) in apache2 directory, and 2) in the cli directory.
It seems though that only the one in the apaches2 dir is the one to be changed.

Maybe interesting for others: I found out that by accessing with Filezilla, and then editing the files locally, and push them back on the server, is a very nice way to do the job of root-editing files fromthe Readynas.
Otherwise the issue is closed for me :-)
Juan.