Hello, I can set customs values in a custom php.ini file using CGI + suPHP but in the manual (chapter 4.5.1.1) we found something diferent. I own the v1.1 of the manual. Manual or ispconfig issue?? Cheers
You can use custom php.ini settings for php-cgi, php-fcgi and suphp. Only mod_php does not support this. Thats also described in the manul like this: Quote from the manual:
Then you should use it, as thats the way to set custom php.ini settings on a ISPConfig server. ISPConfig creates the custom php.ini file automatically.
ok but what about clients? They can override defaults setting in this way without the admin control Cheers
No. The simple reason is that if it would be allowed to your clients to create a custom php.ini, then they would be able to disavble php security functions.
Sure Till, for this reason I have posted this issue, as normal web user I have created a php.ini and changed the "post_max_size" setting!
And where have you created that file? Maybe you have a php extension installed or enabled that loads these files automatically, as far as I know, there is such a function available since php 5.3.
Interesting... I could not find this path... Not sure that I'm posting this is the right place... I modified my post_max_size in ISPconfig but it doesn't seem to take effect? Server reboots n all Is there something that could over-ride a user's ISP's php.ini additions?
