Michael, Thanks for replying back. I think this is such a great feature and that it solves many issues when implementing PHP applications, especially CMS. It will be really good when we don't have to give 777 or apache ownership.
On 1/21/11 1:16 PM, "Michael Stauber" <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Abdul Rashid, > >> Yes, the users are site admins. I have tried to change up the order I >> enabled but to no avail. What I do know is that effectively, all of the >> php values that are set are not being moved over. Phpinfo works but it >> shows me the master values and the local values are the same. If I turn >> off the suPHP and run it, it shows me that the master values and the local >> values are different. So effectively my goal here is to get the values I >> need to run recognized by suPHP. > > Yeah, that's a known issue. When suPHP is enabled, a few things work > different. The PHP settings for the Vsite are no longer honoured if suPHP is > enabled. Instead the master values are used (max upload size, max processing > time, and so on). > > Furthermore user enabled webs (/web in user directories) no longer work, as > they are outside of the Vsite's DocumentRoot if suPHP is enabled. To that end > I just releaded an updated set of base-apache RPMs which simply disable user > webs whenever suPHP is enabled for a site and the description of suPHP and > user webs has been modified to show this information in the mouse over help > texts. > > The entire implementation of suPHP is not really perfect as it is now and > there are a couple of loose ends that still need to be addressed. We'll sort > it over the next couple of weeks, though. _______________________________________________ Blueonyx mailing list [email protected] http://www.blueonyx.it/mailman/listinfo/blueonyx
