Change Time Zone in the php.ini

Change Time Zone in the php.ini

Many times we find ourselves in the situation that the time zone configured by the tool does not correspond to our area, so we proceed to change it in the Configuration:

Options > Settings:





The problem is when the changes are not saved, then, what we must do is make the change through the php.ini.

To locate the php.ini, I will put this example route: /opt/NetMake/v9/components/apache/conf


Before entering the file we must enter with administrative permissions so that the changes are saved.




Once inside the file we must look for "time" to locate and make the change of the time zone.

To have a reference of the zone listings for php.ini, I leave this link.

Once the change is made according to our zone, save and restart the Apache.



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