Hi, I want to set up a system like this :
/var/www/user/htdocs/abc.com /var/www/user/htdocs/def.com ... To serve php ( and maybe later other systems ) I chose fastcgi and suexec that I modified to chroot, for flexibility and security. I chroot to /var/www/user . For each user I want a minimum of php processes to be spawned. The problem is that PHP cant find the users document root, e.g. Apache sends /var/www/user/htdocs/abc.com and PHP would have to look in /htdocs/abc.com.If I set doc_root in the php.ini I would have to set it for each domain the user has and spam at least 1 process per domain. ( php.ini + process for abc.com with doc_root /htdocs/abc.com and the same for def.com ) I also tried Setenv PHP_DOCUMENT_ROOT /htdocs/abc.com , but i think this doesn't work ( I can see the variable is send to php but its not used ). I looked at the source of suexec, php and mod_fcgid and think there is no way in these that could help in modifying the document root Apache sends to PHP. I think making a rewrite for each request ( abc.com/index.php -> abc.com/abc.com/index.php ) would make work if i set doc_root = /htdocs . But this look rather dirty and inefficient. I think the best way to solve this is to send a different document root php (and other cgi processes ) then the one Apache uses. How could this be achieved ? ( maybe writing a module ? or is there something similar already ? ) Greetings, Josi --------------------------------------------------------------------- The official User-To-User support forum of the Apache HTTP Server Project. See <URL:http://httpd.apache.org/userslist.html> for more info. To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] " from the digest: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
