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Hi.<br />
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I have a server running cPanel, and I've installed New Relic so I can keep an eye on applications. By default New Relic monitors every application on the server as one, but I want to monitor an individual website.<br />
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To do this I believe I needed to add ' newrelic.appname &quot;Shopping Cart&quot;' to a PHP.INI file in the root of the website.<br />
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Before doing this, the output of phpinfo() shows that the newrelic module is loaded and everything is fine, however as soon as I create a php.ini file in the root of the site, the newrelic module no longer loads.<br />
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I'm sure the idea is that it loads the global PHP.INI file, and then I can simply overwrite the application name.<br />
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If I change other settings in the local php.ini file they are reflected in the phpinfo() absolutely fine.<br />
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Does anyone have any idea why the module won't load when I create a local php.ini file for a particular domain?
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Hi.

I have a server running cPanel, and I've installed New Relic so I can keep an eye on applications. By default New Relic monitors every application on the server as one, but I want to monitor an individual website.

To do this I believe I needed to add ' newrelic.appname "Shopping Cart"' to a PHP.INI file in the root of the website.

Before doing this, the output of phpinfo() shows that the newrelic module is loaded and everything is fine, however as soon as I create a php.ini file in the root of the site, the newrelic module no longer loads.

I'm sure the idea is that it loads the global PHP.INI file, and then I can simply overwrite the application name.

If I change other settings in the local php.ini file they are reflected in the phpinfo() absolutely fine.

Does anyone have any idea why the module won't load when I create a local php.ini file for a particular domain?

php.ini issue

Hi.

I have a server running cPanel, and I&#39;ve installed New Relic so I can keep an eye on applications. By default New Relic monitors every application on the server as one, but I want to monitor an individual website.

To do this I believe I needed to add &#39; newrelic.appname &quot;Shopping Cart&quot;&#39; to a PHP.INI file in the root of the website.

Before doing this, the output of phpinfo() shows that the newrelic module is loaded and everything is fine, however as soon as I create a php.ini file in the root of the site, the newrelic module no longer loads.

I&#39;m sure the idea is that it loads the global PHP.INI file, and then I can simply overwrite the application name.

If I change other settings in the local php.ini file they are reflected in the phpinfo() absolutely fine.

Does anyone have any idea why the module won&#39;t load when I create a local php.ini file for a particular domain?

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