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@techguy – I’ll visit the group and post my thoughts. Thanks.

By the way, I also learned that you have to put the php.ini file in the root directory, and any other directory that runs php scripts, like wp-admin and possibly plugins. Once I put the php.ini file in root, the site worked, but not the admin. I put an additional file in wp-admin and was up and running again. So, php.ini, while it works, it must be placed strategically in root and dependent folders for it to over ride the host settings.