limitDefault: 8MAllowed: Bytes (no suffix), kilobytes (k suffix),
limitDefault: 8MAllowed: Bytes (no suffix), kilobytes (k suffix), megabytes (M suffix) This is the memory limit for PHP to utilize before halting. Be careful with this setting. Error Handling and Reportingerror_reportingDefault: E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE & ~E_STRICTAllowed: Level or integer. See php.ini for levels and descriptions. This setting is the level of error reporting displayed in the output of PHP. You have multiple error-reporting levels to choose from, and these are defined in detail inside the php.ini file. NOTETo utilize the error_reporting in the output, display_errors must be enabled. display_errorsDefault: OnAllowed: On, OffThis setting is enabled by default and allows errors to be printed to the screen. It is highly recommended for production-level servers that you disable this setting! display_startup_errorsDefault: OffAllowed: On, OffPrimarily used for debugging, this setting displays startup errors. It is recommended to leave this setting off by default. log_errorsDefault: OffAllowed: On, OffThis directive enables PHP to log all errors to a file. This is the preferred method for man- aging errors on a production-level site. Define the path of the actual file to log errors to with the error_log directive.
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