Users: How to edit/access php.ini via FTP

[joximu]

Hi edeis

if the customers can create/edit their php.ini then they are able to also change theese values. They can configure "their" php to use all the RAM, to have no restrictions about folders (so only the file permissions can protect other customers on the same server).

That's why it's better to keep customers away from editing their php.ini.

Best way would be: offer the customers a GUI formular where they can choose some values - but you always have the control that no security related variable is changed.


btw: you don't need to restart apache - you only need to kill the php processes which handle your domain...

/J