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Creating Local php.ini Hello,
I run multiple domains/sites on my linux and windows server. I know there is a php.ini files that comes with the php installation package. But I have heard that there is a way to create a local php.ini file for each domain.
Does anyone knows how to create local php.ini files for each domain. Is there a special setting i need to do to make it run?
Thanx for your help
PS - I use cPanel on my linux server and Plesk on my windows server.
I run multiple domains/sites on my linux and windows server. I know there is a php.ini files that comes with the php installation package. But I have heard that there is a way to create a local php.ini file for each domain.
Does anyone knows how to create local php.ini files for each domain. Is there a special setting i need to do to make it run?
Thanx for your help
PS - I use cPanel on my linux server and Plesk on my windows server.
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Hi there.
You can set php configuration options with ini_set() in every page. There is a limitation I think that with this command you cannot load extensions.
I don't know about Linux, but this is how it can be done on Windows :
httpd.conf :
php.conf
Form PHPIniDir will php.ini loaded after restart.
On the other hand :
httpd.conf :
In sites for example we've got test1.conf :
//
You can use specific apache directives in httpd.conf or .htaccess :
php_value name value
php_flag name on|off
php_admin_value name value
php_admin_flag name on|off
//
With this you have different configuration options for different directories.
- Mitko Kostov
You can set php configuration options with ini_set() in every page. There is a limitation I think that with this command you cannot load extensions.
I don't know about Linux, but this is how it can be done on Windows :
httpd.conf :
Include conf/php.conf
php.conf
# PHP Definitions for Apache # Load PHP Module & Associate .php extensions #PHP 5 PHPIniDir "C:/web/Apache/conf" LoadModule php5_module c:/web/PHP/php5apache2_2.dll AddType application/x-httpd-php .php # PHP Test & Help Sites Alias /php "C:/web/webs/php" Alias /phpmanual "C:/web/PHP/html" DirectoryIndex index.php index.html index.html.var
Form PHPIniDir will php.ini loaded after restart.
On the other hand :
httpd.conf :
Include conf/sites/*.conf
In sites for example we've got test1.conf :
Alias /test1 C:/web/webs/test1 <Directory "C:/web/webs/test1"> Order Deny,Allow php_flag register_globals off </Directory>
//
You can use specific apache directives in httpd.conf or .htaccess :
php_value name value
php_flag name on|off
php_admin_value name value
php_admin_flag name on|off
//
With this you have different configuration options for different directories.
- Mitko Kostov
Last edited by MitkOK : Aug 17th, 2007 at 2:03 pm.
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