Req #51595 [Com]: passing ini settings via FASTCGI parameters

Edit report at https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=51595&edit=1 ID: 51595 Comment by: bart dot tapolsky at gmail dot com Reported by: fat@php.net Summary: passing ini settings via FASTCGI parameters Status: Closed Type: Feature/Change Request Package: FPM related Operating System: any PHP Version: trunk Assigned To: fat Block user comment: N Private report: N New Comment: It works fine with nginx: fastcgi_param PHP_VALUE param1=val1 But how can I set two or more php variables? fastcgi_param PHP_VALUE param1=val1 fastcgi_param PHP_VALUE param2=val2 does not work because 2nd line replace PHP_VALUE from the 1st line Previous Comments: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2014-08-14 16:54:19] ethan at piliavin dot com FYI, I was finally able to get this working on nginx by quoting and escaping the values.. fastcgi_param PHP_ADMIN_VALUE "error_log=\"/srv/http/domain.com/logs/php.log\""; ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2013-10-30 14:01:46] glen at delfi dot ee actually, no quotes are neccessary, and single quotes work too: setenv.add-environment += ( "PHP_VALUE" => " user_agent=ff2 dd user_ini.filename='.php.user.ini' memory_limit=501M " ) parse as: param[user_agent]: string(6) "ff2 dd" param[user_ini.filename]: string(14) ".php.user2.ini" param[memory_limit]: string(4) "501M" ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2013-10-30 13:54:55] glen at delfi dot ee It is possible to pass variables in lighttpd 1.4: setenv.add-environment += ( "PHP_VALUE" => " user_agent=\"ff\" user_ini.filename=\".php.user.ini\" memory_limit=\"500M\" " ) you need to use raw newlines to separate values and of course escape quotes for lighttpd config parser ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2013-09-09 02:20:45] moswh07 at gmail dot com I've been got the same problem, which I get $_SERVER["PHP_VALUE"] = '...' in php.ini when I use fastcgi_param PHP_ADMIN_VALUE ... in nginx config. I find the solution that spawn-cgi may not support this feature. the newest updated of spawn is 1.6.3 which was published in 2009-09-23. but we can see from this page that the feature was added in 2010-04-19 and only supported in php-fpm. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2013-07-23 17:57:37] ben at indietorrent dot org I, too, have noticed that PHP configuration directives that are defined like this, within an nginx "location{}" block fastcgi_param PHP_VALUE " error_reporting=6143 log_errors=On "; are not effective. The values are propagated to the effective environment variables, though, as evidenced by the fact that the values appear in the $_SERVER["PHP_VALUE"] superglobal. Will this ever work? Or is it simply not possible to achieve this with PHP's CGI executable (instead of, for example, php-fpm)? ------------------------------------------------------------------------ The remainder of the comments for this report are too long. To view the rest of the comments, please view the bug report online at https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=51595 -- Edit this bug report at https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=51595&edit=1