No loaded php.ini
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This one took us a bit to figure out 
In th admin interface, go to "External Apps" and then edit the one for your PHP. Look a the "command" line. On the command I believe there is a -c (it's been removed from ours so I can't tell you the exact parm). That is overriding the compiled part for the php.ini. Just remove the -c and the path, save and restart and you'll start using the compiled path for php.ini.
Frank
In th admin interface, go to "External Apps" and then edit the one for your PHP. Look a the "command" line. On the command I believe there is a -c (it's been removed from ours so I can't tell you the exact parm). That is overriding the compiled part for the php.ini. Just remove the -c and the path, save and restart and you'll start using the compiled path for php.ini.Frank
This one took us a bit to figure out In th admin interface, go to "External Apps" and then edit the one for your PHP. Look a the "command" line. On the command I believe there is a -c (it's been removed from ours so I can't tell you the exact parm). That is overriding the compiled part for the php.ini. Just remove the -c and the path, save and restart and you'll start using the compiled path for php.ini.
Frank
In th admin interface, go to "External Apps" and then edit the one for your PHP. Look a the "command" line. On the command I believe there is a -c (it's been removed from ours so I can't tell you the exact parm). That is overriding the compiled part for the php.ini. Just remove the -c and the path, save and restart and you'll start using the compiled path for php.ini.Frank
I didn't have the -c option there, but it still didn't find the default php.ini. I added the -c option with the path to my php.ini, and now it loads.
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