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Manual: phpinfo

Updated
Sat, 12 Aug 2000

phpinfo

(PHP3 , PHP4 )

phpinfo -- Output lots of PHP information.

Description

int phpinfo (void)

Outputs a large amount of information about the current state of PHP. This includes information about PHP compilation options and extensions, the PHP version, server information and environment (if compiled as a module), the PHP environment, OS version information, paths, master and local values of configuration options, HTTP headers, and the GNU Public License.

See also phpversion().

User Contributed Notes: phpinfo

rayh@xaos.com
30-Nov-1999 11:01

i'd like to write the output of phpinfo() to a file in a situation where i need to see the environment vars from a script that returns no document; in this case a script handling a PUT request. as this function returns an int, fwrite(phpinfo()) writes '1' to the file. by itself, the function writes to the return document.

tom@lambert.net
04-Aug-2000 09:44

Does anyone know where phpinfo gets its info regarding the system - that is the info that comes right at the top after the credits where is says System: Linux nodename.domain.superdomain kernel_version The reason I ask is that mine keeps giving an incorrect response. It gives a name that no longer applies to the system. When it gives host, domain and all that down in the lower sections, that is all correct, but the upper one doesn't change. Has anyone run into this? Cheers Tom

clunis@umich.edu
05-Aug-2000 03:13

"System: OS nodename.domain.superdomain kernel_version" that looks like the output of uname -a to me. A quick scan through info.c shows that this is, in fact, uname output and it is hardcoded at compile time as PHP_UNAME. reconfigure and remake for the simplest way to fix this.

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