Is seems to me that ir works in apache2 only,
what about 1.3.x?
Use the PHPIniDir directive in httpd.conf to specify different locations
for
the php.ini file.
PHPIniDir "C:/windows"
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There is a documentation bug http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=29694 about
SetEnv setting
I'm not sure. I'll see if I can find something. Meanwhile, have you
checked the manual for the ini_set command?
-Ed
> -Original Message-
> Is seems to me that ir works in apache2 only,
> what about 1.3.x?
>
> > Use the PHPIniDir directive in httpd.conf to specify different locations
>
Use the PHPIniDir directive in httpd.conf to specify different locations for
the php.ini file.
PHPIniDir "C:/windows"
> -Original Message-
> There is a documentation bug http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=29694 about
> SetEnv setting in httpd.conf
>
> Rasmus says that "PHP checks the real en
Yes, i do, but i'm interested in fundamental thing, as i remember i cannot
set Any paramater via ini_set, so developing server/applications which
uses apache + php can be a little complicated.
Sure i can find any workaround i.e. setting many php_value/php_value, but
isn't there any support o
You can either associate all .php files (or some other extension) with
php.exe (php5) or cli\php.exe (php4).. I would probably write a batch file
to run the cli executable with some parameters to get the right php.ini and
so on.. My biggest problem was to get the HTML to the browser (I wanted to
be
Sure, will you write it then? J/K, but the point with PHP scripts is atm
that they are serverside and therefore doesn't require any installation for
the client.. Not sure if GTK could be done as a browser plugin.. Might be
possible, but might as well not be.. It would mean that people would have to
