PHP.ini

#1

I’ve created a custom PHP.ini, at the default location, as per the wiki instructions. I now want to set it so only 1 folder (and it’s subfolders) actually use the modified PHP.ini file. How do I have to modify the .htaccess to do this?

#2

The .htaccess file needs to go into that folder. When it’s in the root folder of the domain, it applies to the domain and all its subfolders.

-Scott

#3

But it doesn’t work, and changing the location to include …/ thingies results in a 404.

#4

Works for me!

Well let’s try this again. I am assuming you are logging into a shell to do this …

~ = shortcut for your home directory eg /home/username
domain = your domain name

  1. mkdir ~/domain/cgi-bin
  2. nano ~/domain/cgi-bin/dispatch.cgi
  3. (paste contents of dispatch.cgi below and then press Ctrl-O, Enter, Ctrl-X)
  4. chmod 755 dispatch.cgi
  5. mkdir ~/domain/folder
  6. nano ~/domain/folder/.htaccess
  7. (past contents of .htaccess below and then press Ctrl-O, Enter, Ctrl-X)
  8. nano ~/domain/folder/test.php
  9. (past contents of test.php below and then press Ctrl-O, Enter, Ctrl-X)
  10. (Copy your PHP.ini file to ~/domain/cgi-bin)
  11. (Browse to http://domain/folder/test.php)
  12. (Should show Loaded Configuration File: /home/.glob/username/domain/cgi-bin/PHP.ini )

dispatch.cgi

#!/bin/sh export PHPRC=/home/username/domain/cgi-bin/PHP.ini exec /dh/cgi-system/php5.cgi.htaccess

AddHandler php5-cgi .php Action php5-cgi /cgi-bin/dispatch.cgitest.php

<?php phpinfo(); ?>Note: This does not enable PHP FastCGI.Did you want FastCGI enabled?

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#5

I did all this according to the dream host wiki and it doesn’t work for me either. DH tells me that I have it still pointing to the DH cgi-bin, but I know I don’t. Anyone else get it working?

#6

So you are saying if you replace the disaptch.cgi script with:

#!/bin/sh echo "Content-Type: text/plain" echo "" echo "Hello World!"
that when you browse to a PHP script you get “Hello World!” ?

$ curl --url http://example.com/file.php Hello World! $

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#7

If you mean that you’re trying to use “…/thingies” in your .htaccess file, then that isn’t necessary. Just leave the .htaccess lines as they are.

If you’re using an exec method such as /dh/cgi-system/php5.cgi that Atropos7 mentions above, then that’s correct.

Just leave all the cgi-bin stuff in place and only move the .htaccess file to those directories that you want to run under the custom php.ini.

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#8