[suPHP] one php.ini for each cpanel user?

[colorcloud]

Dear all,

I'm wondering if I can make each user to have only one php.ini file, and that php.ini is outside user's home directory, so only admin can edit that php.ini for user?

PS. handler=suphp & suEXEC=on

[madaboutlinux]

You can create a php.ini as root under the user's account so he won't be able to create a new one as well as edit the one you placed.

OR

to completely disable permissions for users to create their own php.ini and manage them from outside their home directories, refer the post by "sparek-3" at: http://forums.cpanel.net/f5/how-can-...hp-127537.html

[9xlinux]

In a text editor (nano, vi etc) open the file - /opt/suphp/etc/suphp.conf

search for [phprc_paths]
there uncomment the following lines :

;application/x-httpd-php=/usr/local/lib/
;application/x-httpd-php4=/usr/local/php4/lib/
;application/x-httpd-php5=/usr/local/lib/

save and quit.

restart apache. you are done, now regardless of php.ini at their home folders, all users will be forced to use php.ini at the above paths .

[IbnKuldun]

Dear all,

I'm wondering if I can make each user to have only one php.ini file, and that php.ini is outside user's home directory, so only admin can edit that php.ini for user?

PS. handler=suphp & suEXEC=on

put the php.ini file for each use in their home directory e.g.

/home/user

and then in the http folder for that user

/home/user/public_html

insert the following line into the htaccess

SetEnv PHPRC /home/user

and you should be set

[sharmaine001]

put the php.ini file for each use in their home directory e.g.

/home/user

and then in the http folder for that user

/home/user/public_html

insert the following line into the htaccess

SetEnv PHPRC /home/user

and you should be set

Users can change htaccess so its not a good idea. If they delete that from the htaccess file then they can override the php.ini setting