individual php.ini

[exmedia]

Hello I just installed ispconfig 2.2.15 on Centos 5 and I was wondering if it could be possible to have a php.ini per website?

[till]

Originally Posted by exmedia

Hello I just installed ispconfig 2.2.15 on Centos 5 and I was wondering if it could be possible to have a php.ini per website?

You can do this with e.g. SuPHP. Install SuPHP on your server, then enable it in ISPConfig in the config.inc.php file and then you can add a directive for a custom php.ini file in the apache directives field of the website in ISPConfig.

[oo22]

Does anyone know how safe this is?

For example, will users be able to change things like memory_limit or max_execution_time in the php.ini file? If so is there a way to limit this behavior?

[till]

This is absolutely safe. Just make sure that you chown the file to the root user and group and give all other users and groups only read permissions to the php.ini file.

[oo22]

Thanks for the quick reply!

I'm running SuPHP right now and I don't have any php.ini files in my users sites. Couldn't a user just make a new php.ini file in the right place and take control?

Also, I do recall using a hosting service that gave me read/write permission to a php.ini file in my user root directory.. is this just a mod of some kind or another feature request for ISPConfig?

[falko]

Originally Posted by oo22

Couldn't a user just make a new php.ini file in the right place and take control?

Not if he has only read permissions.

[LaoWei]

max_execution_time can be changed in PHP code.

Originally Posted by oo22

Does anyone know how safe this is?

For example, will users be able to change things like memory_limit or max_execution_time in the php.ini file? If so is there a way to limit this behavior?

[public_domain]

why dont you just go to php.org and read all about it. i dont think this is the forum for your current concerns. thank you.

[heymrdj]

Public_domain, while I'm not a mod here, and your "information" of going to php.org for further info is a very good piece, the rest of your post is not. This forum is not just ISPConfig turf, but for everything linux. He is within his rights to ask here, especially because he's wanting to tie his solution to ISPC. Please leave your condescending posts in your head and out of the forum.

Thank you.