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the issue has been resolved it turns out there is another php.ini location for this version of php. https://www.centos.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=48&t=57031#p240483 @ganda: you are using Software Collection. So you need to set the option in /opt/rh/php55/root/etc Something like Code: Select all echo ...

Now paste the output of the following: sudo updatedb sudo locate php.ini We also need to see output from phpinfo: php -r "phpinfo();" > timezone.txt This will produce a lot of output, piped to the file timezone.txt. Either attached that file in a response, or create a Gist with the contents pasted ...

Issuing "date" from the command line shows the date and timezone of the operating system, which is independent of the php timezone. Those two are completely different. I have no idea if webmin sets the timezone of the system or the php timezone. The fact that you've got webmin installed does make ...

Unlike Ubuntu, Redhat distros only have one php.ini (Thank God), and it is found here: /etc/php.ini This is working fine for me: date.timezone = "America/Chicago" Try using quotes, and make sure you delete the leading semicolon from your example. I tried that and I still get the error. If it makes ...

I have a fresh install on centos 7. I assume it is 1.29 because I installed from the zmrepo and that is the newest version in there. I followed the instructions from the readme.centos7 file. I edit the php.ini ";date.timezone =" to read "date.timezone = America/Chicago". I have restarted apache and ...