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allow users to use their own custome php.ini file?

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by SetLar8, May 27, 2007.

  1. SetLar8

    SetLar8 Well-Known Member

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    Hi,

    A user can sometimes have a php.ini file located with their php files that allow them to change some of the php settings for their php files such as "display_errors = On".

    As i believe if Apache/PHP is compiled in CGI mode + phpSuexec then this should enable this feature.

    My server is compiled in this mode at the moment but my server will not allow this feature.

    Is there something else i have to enable or include i the php files to allow this file?

    Thanks.
     
    #1 SetLar8, May 27, 2007
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  2. DeepakW

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    Hi,

    No there is no other setting for this, you just need to create a php.ini file under public_html directory with file permission 644 and ownership of the user of that account . You can check
    the PHP values through phpinfo



    Regards,
    Deepak
     
    #2 DeepakW, Jun 3, 2007
  3. SetLar8

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    Hi,

    Unfortunatly that hasnt worked, i have included an image of the phpinfo for my server:

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    Are there any setting in there that will stop the use of a local php.ini file such as zend being installed?

    Thanks.
     
    #3 SetLar8, Jun 6, 2007
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    I know in many versions of PHP 5, the bug of users being able to specify their own php.ini file in their home directory has been fixed.

    Note a known bug in php.ini is that it will say it's using a local php.ini when in fact it is not.
     
    #4 cPanelDavidG, Jun 6, 2007
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    It's Zend that is preventing it.
     
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