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Turn off XCache on single domain

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  1. sozotech

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    Is it possible to disable XCache on a single domain? The server in question is using suPHP so trying to disable XCache via .htaccess is not working.

    Thanks,
    Eric
     
    #1 sozotech, Sep 23, 2013
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    Hello :)

    You can copy the system php.ini file to the account's home directory. EX:

    Code:
    cp /usr/local/lib/php.ini /home/username/
    Then, modify the php.ini within the account to disable the XCache entries. You can modify the file with a utility such as "vi":

    Code:
    vi /home/username/php.ini
    Ensure you modify the necessary "XCache" values to "Off".

    Thank you.
     
    #2 cPanelMichael, Sep 24, 2013
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    Putting the php.ini in the /home/username directory does not work for me. If I move it to the public_html it works. Should it work just in the users home directory?

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    Eric
     
    #3 sozotech, Sep 27, 2013
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    Yes, it's fine to place it in the public_html directory. If you want to define a specific alternate location, add this entry to the .htaccess file in your public_html or a subdirectory:

    Code:
    suPHP_ConfigPath /home/username/public_html
    Note, the above entry assumes you want to use the php.ini file from the public_html directory.

    Thank you.
     
    #4 cPanelMichael, Sep 27, 2013
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    Maybe I am not understanding. Would I not want the htaccess to read as follows if I want to put it in the home directory?

    suPHP_ConfigPath /home/username

    Eric
     
    #5 sozotech, Sep 27, 2013
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    Yes, that is the value you would use in the .htaccess if you wanted to utilize "/home/username/php.ini".
     
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