Your php.ini should have root as its owner and be set to 600, if your
using apache server then apache must start as root, the php.ini file is
read only once by root when the server starts - so that setting should
not cause problems, however if using the cli then you should also make
/etc/php.in
Doh -
I figured it out (for those who were interested). The permissions on
/etc/php.ini was set to 600 (owner == root). Changing this it other read, fixes
the issue.
Any idea why Suse would do this?
Thanks
-robin
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