You can’t ~technically~ you will have to open a shell on the server and edit it using vi or nano or something like that. if you don’t have a terminal client you can also enable the java terminal in plesk itself, but it’s kinda more trouble than it is worth.
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You can’t ~technically~ you will have to open a shell on the server and edit it using vi or nano or something like that. if you don’t have a terminal client you can also enable the java terminal in plesk itself, but it’s kinda more trouble than it is worth.
Take a look at putty for a nice free client: http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/
-sean
Using a shell is the best way since Plesk is really just a GUI for managing users/domains.
You can find the php.ini file on your server by creating a temporary phpinfo page and uploading it
Then SSH into your server with a shell (Terminal on Mac) to edit it.