note 68803 added to faq.installation
| From: | dl at sigi dot lu | Date: | Fri, 11 Aug 2006 11:56:30 +0000 |
| Subject: | note 68803 added to faq.installation | ||
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Yesterday I've changed the configuration of our Linux box, so that for each virtual host, I can
set the open_basedir. That works fine.
The challenge now it to do the same on a Windows machine with IIS running.
How can I set an individual open_basedir for each Host in IIS?
Is there any way to add php admin values for a specific host in IIS? Or maybe map .php to php.exe
while giving the php.ini file as a parameter to php.exe (and using diffrent php.ini files for each
site).
Last possibility I had in mind was, to copy the php.exe for each site. Removing the php.ini from the
Windows Directory and hope that php.exe will use the php.ini which is located in his directory?
What about suggestions? Will they work, or is there maybe a better solution for this problem?
My goal is that users from one site can't access files outer their home directory.
Regards,
David
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