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Reader Comments
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Great article! Thanks!
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php trivandrum ~
It was great reading the article.. very informative and neat..
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Hi,
Nice Article. It pointed in the right direction. Just wanna ask how can i restrict users in changing “php_ini_system” directives if i set setenv phprc /user/home/directory/php.ini? And will only allow php_ini_all and php_ini_perdir directives?
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AskApache ~
@ Prasanna
Very cool. Thanks for that!
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Hi,
I got this by adding a line
PHPINIDir "conf"inhttpd.conffile.And created a directory
"conf"under ServerRoot and place the filephp.iniunder that directory.Now the default
php.iniis getting override by the file(php.ini) which i kept underServerRoot/confdirectory.Now i can able to load dynamic extensions in PHP through Apache module.
Thanks for your help.
Prasanna
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Hi,
I am using PHP through Apache. I need to include dynamic extensions in PHP (ssh2.so).
All i need to know is how to specify the custom php.ini path while starting php through Apache.
Also i tried SetEnv PHPRC /home/users/web/bEXAMPLE/pow.EXAMPLE in .htaccess file and give All permission in httpd.conf file.
I am not clear in using PHPRC variable and how to use. Please clarify me
My versions:
Apache: 2.0.4.7
PHP:5.2.4 -
Vijay Modi ~
hi,
Really very nice article.
You can find another one on the following link:
http://vijaymodi.wordpress.com/2007/03/03/phpini-settings/Regards,
Vijay Modi
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where is my php.ini?