Why not just have them change it for you, since they were in there?

Well that would be nice, but they tend to frown on dealing with vbull or any other format, not their issue, was lucky to get what i got.
Also i need to learn this.

Ummm, changing the php.ini file has nothing to do with vBulletin or any other software, it is a server thing.

Ahhh, i did not know that, thank you!
So your saying that is not a vbull file?

Hopefully they will be nice and adjust it for you. :)

ya i asked nice lol

Best way to do it. :p

For future reference if you are running the cPanel WHM on the VPS or a dedicated server even you can edit your php.ini file inside it. If you are running WHM just login to it and look for "Service Configuration" on the left and click it. Then choose PHP Configuration Editor and you should be able to safely edit the values there without causing a serious problem with your server.

That is correct. php.ini is a file with your PHP settings. It isn't a vbulletin file at all.