You can enable it from php.ini (main php configuration) file. For the exact path of php.ini file check "Loaded Configuration File path" in phpinfo() page.
As cpanelkenneth told you in not so many words, virtual directory support with PHP is really a feature designed for MS Windows based platforms.
You can get limited functionality under Apache over Linux but only if your PHP is setup as a DSO (Apache Module) and even then it won't be the full virtual directory functionality subset.
Really your best bet would be to use a set of creative mod_rewrite commands in your .htaccess file to manipulate URLs as that can give you essentially the same functionality but by different means.
You can get limited functionality under Apache over Linux but only if your PHP is setup as a DSO (Apache Module) and even then it won't be the full virtual directory functionality subset.
Really your best bet would be to use a set of creative mod_rewrite commands in your .htaccess file to manipulate URLs as that can give you essentially the same functionality but by different means.
