Safe Mode!! Help??!?

[SimGuy]

How do I turn off safemode for a single account?

I added php_value safe_mode 0 to the VirtualHost thing in httpd.conf and restarted apache. It dosnt work, I dont get any errors from apache starting but I still get safemode errors. I tried php_value safe_mode off too and no luck

 

[haze]

Would this work?

&IfModule mod_php4.c&
php_flag safe_mode off
&/IfModule&

 

[moronhead]

[quote:cb50def84b][i:cb50def84b]Originally posted by SimGuy[/i:cb50def84b]

How do I turn off safemode for a single account?

I added php_value safe_mode 0 to the VirtualHost thing in httpd.conf and restarted apache. It dosnt work, I dont get any errors from apache starting but I still get safemode errors. I tried php_value safe_mode off too and no luck[/quote:cb50def84b]
What you needed was:

php_admin_value safe_mode 0

iminteractive's solution should also work for you.

If you are disabling safe mode for a particular account you may want to restrict the user moving out of their allocated space for enhanced security by adding this in the VirtualHost:

php_admin_value open_basedir &/home/username:/tmp&

Regards,

Norman

 

[ozzi4648]

[quote:99561a031f][i:99561a031f]Originally posted by moronhead[/i:99561a031f]

[quote:99561a031f][i:99561a031f]Originally posted by SimGuy[/i:99561a031f]

How do I turn off safemode for a single account?

I added php_value safe_mode 0 to the VirtualHost thing in httpd.conf and restarted apache. It dosnt work, I dont get any errors from apache starting but I still get safemode errors. I tried php_value safe_mode off too and no luck[/quote:99561a031f]
What you needed was:

php_admin_value safe_mode 0

iminteractive's solution should also work for you.

If you are disabling safe mode for a particular account you may want to restrict the user moving out of their allocated space for enhanced security by adding this in the VirtualHost:

php_admin_value open_basedir &/home/username:/tmp&

Regards,

Norman[/quote:99561a031f]

That doesnt work either. Where exactly did you place php_admin_value safe_mode 0? Can you give us an example. I have place it everwhere in the virtual domain and nada!

Fatal error: Dynamically loaded extensions aren't allowed when running in SAFE MODE

 

[Website Rob]

I would suggest making it the last two lines in the VirtualHost entry for the particular account:

php_admin_value safe_mode 0
php_admin_value open_basedir &/home/account_username/tmp&
&/VirtualHost&

You'll note that I took out the colon after 'username' as include by ozzi. I'm just guessing here as I don't understand why it is included (I've seen another example using it also) since there is a 'tmp' directory created in the account root, when the account is setup by WHM, so a valid path &should not& need it.


Now let me ask you a question in return. Wen you got the error msg. &Fatal error&, was that after a Reboot or Apache Restart? I'm having trouble getting 'mod_perl' to install & run properly and I'm wondering if it's because I have PHP running in SafeMode -- although I don't see the connection, anything is possible and &I do want& mod_perl to run.