PHP.ini configuration file Chinese

;;;;;;;;;;; ; Warning; ;;;;;;;;;;; This configuration file is the default setting for newly installed PHP.; By default, PHP uses this Profile installation; this configuration is for development purposes, and *not* for production environments; based on some security considerations, consider using php.ini-recommended before your site goes live; and the online documentation http://php. Net/manual/en/security.php.

;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;About php.ini ; ;;;;;;;;; ;;;;;;;;;; ; This file controls many aspects of PHP behavior. In order for PHP to be able to read it; it must be named 'php.ini'. PHP is in its current working directory, specified by the PHPRC environment variable Directory; and the directory specified by compile time (in this order) to find this file; in the Windows environment, the compile time directory is the Windows directory. ; Find the directory of php.ini in command line mode can be overridden by the -c parameter. The syntax of this file is very simple. Blank lines and lines starting with a semicolon are ignored (you may have guessed it). ; The beginning of the paragraph (eg [Foo]) will also be silently ignored; even in the future they may There will be other Use . ; ; to use the following syntax to set the instruction: ; directive = value ; instruction = value; instruction name is * case sensitive * - foo=bar and FOO=bar are different. ; ; value can be string, value , PHP constants (such as E_ALL and M_PI), ; INI constants (On, Off, True, False, Yes, No, and None) or an expression; (such as E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE), or quoted strings (" ;foo"). ; ; Expressions in INI files can only use logical operations and parentheses: ;