PHP Info, under Tools → PHP Info, displays the output of PHP's built-in phpinfo() report for your server — the PHP version, every installed extension, and all configuration values. It's the quickest way to verify your server meets Mumara's requirements or to diagnose PHP-related errors.
Key things to check on this page:
PHP version at the top — Mumara requires PHP 8.4 or higher.
Core settings — recommended values are memory_limit 256M+, max_execution_time and max_input_time 300+, post_max_size and upload_max_filesize 64M+, and max_input_vars 5000+.
Required extensions — OpenSSL, PDO/pdo_mysql, MySQLi, mbstring, tokenizer, XML, cURL, Zip, GD or Imagick, fileinfo, iconv, and the Ioncube Loader (needed to run Mumara's encoded files). IMAP, intl, and opcache are optional but recommended.
Use your browser's find function (Ctrl+F) to locate a specific extension or setting. Where settings show two columns, the Local Value is what actually applies to the application; the Master Value is the php.ini default. If a php.ini change doesn't take effect, confirm you edited the file shown in "Loaded Configuration File" and restart PHP-FPM or Apache — and on servers with multiple PHP versions, make sure you're configuring the one Mumara actually uses. Treat this page as sensitive: it exposes file paths and environment details, so never share the full output publicly.
