Hi,
As I understand, open_basedir's purpose is to limit a PHP file access to other resources, other than it's DocumentRoot. Fine until here.
Let's say I have cPanel account, "www.somesite.com" which has path /home/somesite/(public_html/), as a main domain.
And in my account, I want to add an Addon Domain, "www.othersite.com", which will point to: /home/somesite/www_othersite as DocumentRoot.
As I enable open_basedir, I expect that for each of my Addon Domain, its access to be limited to DocumentRoot ( /home/somesite/www_othersite in our situation) , NOT to users root folder (/home/somesite/);
I find this issue as being a bug; is there any known work around or should I report it somewhere using a ticket, so it can be fixed?
Regards,
A.
As I understand, open_basedir's purpose is to limit a PHP file access to other resources, other than it's DocumentRoot. Fine until here.
Let's say I have cPanel account, "www.somesite.com" which has path /home/somesite/(public_html/), as a main domain.
And in my account, I want to add an Addon Domain, "www.othersite.com", which will point to: /home/somesite/www_othersite as DocumentRoot.
As I enable open_basedir, I expect that for each of my Addon Domain, its access to be limited to DocumentRoot ( /home/somesite/www_othersite in our situation) , NOT to users root folder (/home/somesite/);
I find this issue as being a bug; is there any known work around or should I report it somewhere using a ticket, so it can be fixed?
Regards,
A.