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A function found in the PHP scripting language that outputs lots of various technical information about the current state of the PHP enviroment. This includes several system defined variables. It is highly reccomended to use PHP_info() sparingly, and rarely. It is very easy for a computer cracker to gain unauthorized access to the server on which PHP is running if he utilizes the information found from php_info().
Sources: www.php.net