Custom php.ini settings field format.

[scottrill2]

I had a quick question about how the formatting (word wrap?) occurs in the "Custom PHP.ini Settings" Box/field.



I have a bunch of php settings saved in a regular text doc. In the doc it appears like so:

# Protect mail forms against spammer attacks (Effectively disables any headers
# injected from user input. Very important.
suhosin.mail.protect=2

It is all nice and neat with each line having either a comment character followed by text to remind me what the heck it does, or it has the command itself.

Now when I paste the commands into the custom php.ini settings box in ISPConfig 3 it butchers it sorta. I don't whether it is because of word wrapping or what. But it looks like so:

# Protect mail forms against spammer attacks (Effectively 
disables any headers
# injected from user input. Very important.
suhosin.mail.protect=2

Do I need to do anything special when I paste into that box? Do I need to add another "#" infront of "disables" ? Will the way it is displayed return an error or perhaps not let the php setting be applied?


Thanks as always folks,

Scott

[falko]

I guess this happens because of automatic word wrapping. I don't think ISPConfig adds a line break, so I don't think you have to add another #.