Req #32805 [Com]: disable_functions - per domain settings
Edit report at http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=32805&edit=1
ID: 32805
Comment by: info at riastudio dot fr
Reported by: alon at malabi dot com
Summary: disable_functions - per domain settings
Status: Bogus
Type: Feature/Change Request
Package: PHP options/info functions
Operating System: Linux White Box Enterprise Linux
PHP Version: 4.3.11
Block user comment: N
Private report: N
New Comment:
Needing the override of disable_functions per domain too. Moreover if
safe_mode is
to be removed.
Previous Comments:
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[2010-12-17 14:15:10] jani@php.net
Already reported in bug #13833 (where I left note about this one as
well).
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[2005-04-23 22:20:04] alon at malabi dot com
Description:
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I read the various other suggested threads about possible running
different instances of apache + php to resolve this, but,...
Well folks,. I need to have the override per domain.
I have many functions disabled for security reasons, so for all my
shared hosting domains, I don't want give access to those functions.
But,. as root, I think I'm entitled for some previleges, and I don't see
a reason why not allow me to override them.
If I can do override to safe_mode in the httpd.conf, why not allow me to
do override to disable_functions? and be specific on which
disable_function I want to re-enable.
I Don't see this coming as a multiple domains option.
Chances are that this is for one or two domains at most!
I would urge creating a phpdomainfunctionallow.ini file that will hold
the list of domains that will have an override of this option.
For a single or even two or three domains, I don't think there is a need
to run a full set of instances for apache and php.
Thanks for reply,
-Alon
alon@malabi.com
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