> zend_alter_ini_entry("open_basedir", sizeof("open_basedir"), newvalue,
> strlen(newvalue), PHP_INI_USER, PHP_INI_STAGE_RUNTIME)
Ah, perfect. Thanks!
Mark
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I'm writing an Apache module and I'd like to be able to dynamically change some of
PHP's settings from within this module.
Mainly I need to be able to change the current open_basedir value, although there
are others as well.
Is there a function call or code sequence that will let me change values
In the custom mass hosting module I'm working on I make calls to zend_alter_ini_entry
(thanks Uwe!) to dynamically change PHP settings for each virtual host. Works great,
but I'm wondering about the scope of this function.
If I change a setting, does that change only affect the current request, o
> It's supposed to change it only for the life of the current request. I'm
> saying 'supposed' because there have been sporadic reports about this not
> working properly, and changes that 'leak' and somehow persist across
> requests. I still haven't been able to see that in my own eyes, though :I
I'm working on a custom mass hoting Apache module.
I need to be able to set the $DOCUMENT_ROOT value on a per
request basis. That is, I'd like to be able to set it in my module before
the clients' scripts run (similar to how I use zend_alter_ini_entry to
alter ini values).
I've tried using Apach
> This doesn't really have anything to do with PHP. You are writing an
> Apache module. You simply have to change the doc_root before Apache gets
> to the content handling phase of the request_rec. And to change the
> doc_root I think you'd just fiddle with conf->ap_document_root and it
> should
> Then your not setting it correctly via your apache module.
Actually I am setting it correctly, but as you say...
> FYI - If you using apache 1.3.x you CANNOT reset document
> root. DOCUMENT_ROOT is set at a low level of initial child request
> startup. Your third party module isnt at a low enou
> Care sharing what you did to fix it? On or offlist is fine.
>
> Jeremy
Probably the same thing that the other fellow wound up doing.
In src/main/util_script.c Apache explicitly adds a new
DOCUMENT_ROOT value (among others) to the environment table.
This effectively wipes out any DOCUMENT_ROOT
