[TimCasey]

I've modified my /etc/php.ini file (specifically the upload_tmp_dir variable) and when I run phpinfo() I see the changes reflected.

However, when I upload files the tmp_name var from the superglobal array $_FILES, it still indicates the value is /tmp.

Thus far, I have tried the following:
-from the root dir, ran a find ./ | grep php.ini ..../etc/php.ini is the only one
-restarted apache
-spent 2 hours on the web searching for an answer


As an aside, I'm still receiving the following error in the /var/log/httpd/error_log file:

[client 192.168.1.2] PHP Warning: move_uploaded_file() [<a href='function.move-uploaded-file'>function.move-uploaded-file</a>]: Unable to move '/tmp/phpteRDZK' to '/var/www/html/pictures/temp/tempPic.jpg' in /var/www/html/admin/processInfo.php on line 15, referer: http://192.168.1.100/admin/pictureAd...cture&theMsg=2

...as you can see, it's still indicating the /tmp dirrectory is being used as the upload_tmp_dir despite the following being displayed when I run phpinfo():

upload_tmp_dir => /var/www/html/pictures/temp => /var/www/html/pictures/temp

I assume the Warning is just a permissions problem (Apache user which runs Apache does not have permissions to read from /tmp or write to the other dir).

Thanks for any help.

[TimCasey]

In case someone else has this problem later, I figured it out.

The problem was SELinux. I'm not sure exactly what it was doing, and I had it configured to allow httpd file transfers AND I had rebooted several times since making those changes, but it wasn't working, so I figured the problem was elsewhere.

What I did was disable SELinux, saw that I no longer had this problem, then enabled SELinux (without making any other changes at all to SELinux) and the problem went away.

[andriagutama]

Just make sure other users able to upload files in your upload directory..