How to Create a PHPinfo File to view all PHP Settings


Note: We would recommend removing this file once you have completed troubleshooting. This file provides information about the version of PHP and various PHP limits, which would be useful to a potential hacker.

Step 1 - Log into cPanel, then create a file named phpinfo.php in your website's public_html folder.

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Step 2 - Select the PHP info file, then click Edit.

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Step 3 - Put this code in the file, then click Save:

<?php 
phpinfo(); 
?>

Step 4 - To view your site's PHP information, simply go to the website. For example, if your website is yourdomain.net.au you would visit yourdomain.net.au/phpinfo.php.


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