You're talking about php-ini, right? I have come to a compromise: - php.ini will contain the configuration directives for all php standard modules. - In that case, the ini file in /etc/php/[number]-[package].ini file will contain just the "extension = package.so" line.
The reason for this is that, the /etc/php directory is loaded *after* the main php.ini. That means that if someone has some settings in php.ini, and we have the same directives in one of the included ini files, the included ones will *override* the settings in the main file, which is bad. Some hosting companies use php as a CGI and put the php.ini in the user's home directory so they can modify their own settings. So all directives must go in php.ini, unless this is a new extension, then we can put the configuration directives in its own file. Jean-Michel Le mer 08/01/2003 � 09:11, Oden Eriksson a �crit : > > + (Oden, have fun ;-) > > ;) > > BTW. One of your new php packages did not follow your new build policy. >
