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domain php.ini settings - zion.trooper - 01-05-2010 08:50 AM
Hi,
I'm setting up application that is multidomain, and need to make some changes to php.ini in couple domains.
I have changed /var/www/fcgi/{DOM_NAME}/php5/php.ini
Difference is in open_basedir range (I need one more dir included), but after apache restart no changes were omitted ?
Am I editing wrong file ?
System is debian etch, with ispcp v1.0.3 installed few days ago.
Any help is welcome.
Cheers,
RE: domain php.ini settings - motokochan - 01-05-2010 03:20 PM
That should be the correct file. You are running fastcgi/fcgi, correct?
RE: domain php.ini settings - Knut - 01-05-2010 04:16 PM
...and don't forget to reload the Apache.
Knut
RE: domain php.ini settings - zion.trooper - 01-06-2010 11:28 AM
@motokochan
yup, I believe that is fastcgi, but however it is not reacting on changes :S
Must be something wrong
And @ Knut
never... But still have same issue :S
Any ideas ppl.
Tnx
RE: domain php.ini settings - kilburn - 01-07-2010 05:36 PM
Double-check that you're editing the proper file. If you're really using fastcgi/fcgid, there's no other thing that can possibly go wrong with this...
RE: domain php.ini settings - pgentoo - 01-09-2010 07:35 AM
check your process list to see if you have processes named "php-cgi". If you do, then you are running fcgid/fastcgi and should be editing the correct file. If not, then you are likely running mod_php and all your sites share a common php.ini file.
RE: domain php.ini settings - zion.trooper - 01-13-2010 08:20 AM
I did... It seems that problem was in php5-cgi process.
There was some 40 processes and after killall it was ok after.
It was proper file from beginning.
Tnx for help ppl