Bug: System Health Check messages not updated for PHP 8.1

Forum - Installation
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Hi folks,
we successfully updated our Eramba test environment to e3.13.0 and PHP8.1.

However Eramba’s System Health Check is giving 4 warnings about things we need to tweak in the PHP.
The problem is: my infrastructure guys are telling me the file locations referenced in these messages seem to have changed in PHP8. Could you confirm?

  • Max Upload Filesize In order to upload large files you need to set upload_max_filesize to 8M or more. You can find this setting on your php.ini (under /etc/)

  • Max Execution Time We require setting max execution time to be equal or more than 200 seconds. You can find this setting on your php.ini (under /etc/) file under the setting: max_execution_time

  • Memory Limit We require setting memory limitations to be equal or more than 2048M (MG). You can find this setting on your php.ini (under /etc/) file under the setting: memory_limit

  • Max Input Vars We require setting max input vars to be equal or more than 3000. You can find this setting on your php.ini (under /etc/) file under the setting: max_input_vars

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Hello,

If you are using ubuntu distribution, there are different php.ini for cli and apache or even fpm.
Make sure that you have it correct in all of these php.ini files.

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OK :). My point is about the text for the System Health Warnings though…

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You will find the settings in the relevant ini files under the following areas, and both php.ini files will need to be the same:
Apache: /etc/php/8.1/apache2/php.ini
Cli: /etc/php/8.1/cli/php.ini

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Yeah - I’d think it would make sense to present two columns for the health check in the PHP section → one for web (Apache/NGINX/whatever) and one for CLI.

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Hi, I have the same problem. I updtaed to php 8.1 changed both php.ini files but system health still shows errors. After investigation i found that also php.ini in fpm must be changes as well including restarting fpm service

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There is no CLI directory .There in ubuntu we have only /etc/php/7.X/apacha2 directory it has php.ini file , so do i have to create in manually ,
I’m using ubuntu 22.04 LTS