PHP5 not detecting php.ini in user's home dir

[a_raims]

Hi,

PHP4 and PHP5.0.5 is installed in server and both are working great.
But php5 is not detecting php.ini file in user's home directory. PHPsuexec is
enabled with both php4 and php5.

Any help is appreciated..

[Mysteerie]

Having the same the problem as well. php 5.1.4 with phpsuexec.

[lloyd_tennison]

This thread http://forums.cpanel.net/showthread.php?t=53185& says

1. Place a customized php.ini file in an account's home directory (i.e. /home/user/php.ini)
2. Then run the following:

find /home/user/public_html -type d -exec ln -s /home/user/php.ini {} \;

Note that you have to give the full path of the customized php.ini file and you want to use /home/user/public_html as your starting point. The above command finds all directories under the public_html folder and then creates a symbolic link to the php.ini file in the user's home directory in all of those directories. (Note, change user with the actual username of the account).

I have it on my list of things to try the next time I need a custom php.ini. The custom one has to be in the directory of the exception, not above it as rights do not transfer down the directory tree.

[ispro]

Guys, I advice to install custom wrapper to handle such cases (of course, if you run PHP5 via Action directive!):

http://forums.cpanel.net/showpost.ph...52&postcount=1

Read the section about the wrapper.

[Onyx]

After testing a number of options it seems that PHP 5.1.4 does not fully support custom php.ini files. Don't know whether this is a bug or a change in the direction of PHP, but I truly needed per-directory php.ini support. Downgrading PHP to 5.0.5 fixed this problem and all is well. I haven't tested per-home-directory but I would imagine this works as well. Of course a custom wrapper is probably the best way to go for flexibility on shared hosting, but downgrading is a good temporary fix should you not need the latest PHP.

[manokiss]

hi ispro, i did follow your instructions and also have the wrapper, but with 5.1.4 is not working that wrapper.

Any idea how to get it working?

Thank you!

[ispro]

Originally Posted by manokiss

hi ispro, i did follow your instructions and also have the wrapper, but with 5.1.4 is not working that wrapper.

Any idea how to get it working?

Thank you!

I have not much time to debug it. However check the wrapper for custom php.ini input. Perhaps commandline params were changed in 5.1.4 (in past it was -c param). Check it.

Perhaps later I will take a look.

[Francisco]

any news on this?


Having this problem as well, and I only need to enable register_globals for one account.

[Earendil]

I believe it's related to this bug:

http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=33882

Which was included in PHP5.
No current workaround, although I have been told that it should work with suPHP (in beta atm) instead of phpSuExec