ID: 22983
User updated by: luke at cywh dot com
Reported By: luke at cywh dot com
Status: Open
Bug Type: Apache2 related
Operating System: Windows XP
PHP Version: 4.3.2-RC
New Comment:
This is to let you guys know ive switched my server to run php as a
CGI. I want it running as a module because i want to be able to use
php_admin_value in my apache config. i had to set the values in
php.ini. i dont want my virtual hosts to have the same base directories
or upload temp directory, but i dont have a choice right now. if you
know how i can use php_admin_value when its running as a CGI let me
know. when the module is fixed (apache2) let me know. i will test it
when its comes out fixed.
edink has my php.ini and apache 2 config. so you guys have all the
settings i have set.
thankyou.
Previous Comments:
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[2003-04-03 19:02:58] luke at cywh dot com
php works flawlessly as a cgi. but its really messed up when it used as
a module. if i can use php_admin_value in my apache config when php is
used as a cgi then that will solve my problem and then you guys can
worry about the module issuse. im geting lots and lots of emails asking
why my sever is being weird... but i need php_admin_value for my unique
settings for my virtual hosts....
so my question is can i use php_admin_value in my apache config when
php is installed as a cgi? and if, so how?
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[2003-04-03 08:38:57] luke at cywh dot com
sent ya my apache config to. might as well try everything.
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[2003-04-03 08:36:00] luke at cywh dot com
well it worked on some earlir versions of php so something tells me its
not.
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[2003-04-03 08:21:51] edink@php.net
Hm, this seems to be some Apache2 on XP issue. I have tested the exact
same php.ini and all other settings on a Windows 2000 server and it all
works flawlessly.
Both tried Apache 2.0.44 and 2.0.45.
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[2003-04-03 08:03:22] luke at cywh dot com
sorry about the typos is the above message :-\.
when you type 98 words per minute you start to stop worying about your
accuracy.... should of checked it first.
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