Per site php.ini

Boris_Senker

I have a need to have separate php.ini per site we host.

Is there any other way to implement this except suPHP?

devinemke

copy a php.ini to each doc root

Boris_Senker

That's it? No Apache directive in .htaccess like for suPHP? Wow, that's great!

Thanks, going to try it 😉

MarkR

You can configure nearly everything in the Apache config with php_value php_flag and php_admin_flag and value.

Read the docs.

As far as I'm aware, all parameters can be set on a per-virtual-host basis or a per-directory basis in the main apache config.

The php_value and php_flag can be set up in .htaccess too (if enabled)

Mark

devinemke

Originally posted by MarkR
You can configure nearly everything in the Apache config with php_value php_flag and php_admin_flag and value.

Read the docs.

As far as I'm aware, all parameters can be set on a per-virtual-host basis or a per-directory basis in the main apache config.

The php_value and php_flag can be set up in .htaccess too (if enabled)

th above method will only work if PHP is running as an Apache module. if you are running PHP as CGI then use the method i described earlier in this thread.

Boris_Senker

Thanks for your replies.

I have PHP running as an Apache module.

I can set values in .htaccess - php_value.

However, I have trying to set php_admin_value safe_mode 0 in httpd.conf for a specific virtual host, and couldn't do it - I got 500 Internal server error.

How come and how to fix it? I have a hosted account running a script that requires some specific setting, and can't seem to set them.

php_value works in .htaccess, but setting the php_admin_flag safe_mode On produces the error.

Any workaround? Does it have anything to do with Virtual Directory Support being set to Off?

Boris_Senker

suExec is preventing per site admin_value and admin_flag settings.

So I can either turn it off and replace it with suPHP, or leave it like that.

Any advices?

tsinka

which specific settings does that script need.

With php running as module you can only set safe_mode in the global php.ini or in httpd.conf. There's no other way to enable safe_mode (without using suPHP).

Thomas