Php.ini - How to set session.auto_start to 0

[InfinityFreePH]

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One critical aspect of the PHP installation is the setting of session.auto_start in the php.ini file. Some rpm distributions of PHP have the default setting of session.auto_start = 1. This starts a new session at the beginning of each script. However, this makes it impossible to instantiate any class objects that the system relies on. Classes are used extensively in my web app. When sessions are required they are started by the system and this setting of session.auto_start can and should be set to 0.

[FlutterHoney]

Nobody can edit php.ini, even admin can’t.

[jaikrishna.t]

Php.ini accessibility

The php.ini file contains the PHP settings of the server. You don’t have full access to this config file on any web hosting service, because the PHP settings are shared between all accounts. On free hosting, there is almost no possibility to change PHP settings. A very small number of PHP settings (like timezone or error displays) can be set through .htaccess rules. With premium hosting, you do get some flexibility to override some settings. I’m not sure what line you need to add, or whether y…

[Admin]

The setting is set to Off on our servers, which is just another way to say “no”. Sessions are not automatically started here.