Re: [PHP4BETA] Multiple virtual hosts on IIS

On Sat, 25 Mar 2000 01:35:33 +0200 (IST), Zeev Suraski wrote: >Putting php.ini files in the various directories isn't supposed to affect >PHP in any way, it's supposed to ignore them, as it only reads one php.ini >file. You're saying it makes PHP crash? I'm not sure any more. Based on the first couple lines of php.ini-dist, I created a php.ini file in the same directory as my script in the hopes that this php.ini would be used instead of C:\WINNT\php.ini. Immediately after creating the php.ini I got an access denied error when trying to run the script. This isn't reproducing any more, so I'm going to need to see if I can make it happen again. Some of my PHP4/IIS problems have been very sporadic (like the occasional endless cpu-chewing loop while reading a socket) and I have been reluctant to file a bug without being able to reliably reproduce the problem. I thought I had such a case with this one, but it seems to have gone away. I'd run into quite a few problems with php.ini causing the ISAPI PHP to fail in various fatal fashions, which seemed to have been reported already, so I wasn't sure if I might have run into that problem again. >As for your question, you can configure PHP 4 with per-directory values >using the registry. > >Create the path HKLM\SOFTWARE\PHP\Per Directory Values, create the >relevant path under it (e.g. "InetInfo\Site1"), and under it, create >string values with the relevant information (e.g. safe_mode = "0"). Thanks! I was getting pretty worried as we're on a rather aggressive schedule[1]. This is exactly what I was looking for. Will the entries be checked recursively or should I create entries for \Path, \Path\Subdir, and \Path\Subdir\Subdir? [1] Ever notice how the clients who want it done the fastest also want to most last-minute changes? ("Oh, we need to use NT instead. Is this a problem?")