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I've learned (the hard way) that I need to set the default php time zone even when I have the correct date and time settings on my VPS.
Is there anyway to set this in the template that creates the server? It is a bit of a chore to go through all the sites you created to fix this issue by navigating and clicking:
Virtualmin -> Services -> PHP Configuration -> Other Settings.
It is also a bit of a chore to do after creating the server manually. And it looks like something that would lend itself to being a choice in Virtualmin somewhere so I can select America/Denver one time.
Am I missing it or is this a feature request?
Howdy,
Virtualmin copies the php.ini file in /etc to each new Virtual Server that's created. So any changed made in it will be included in any new domain you add to your system.
On CentOS, that's in /etc/php.ini.
On Debian/Ubuntu, that's /etc/php5/cgi/php.ini.
-Eric
Thanks. I thought there had to be a way.
I just set the default time zone in Webmin -> Others -> PHP Configuration -> Actions -> manage -> Other Settings.