>I was trying to tell you 'it's a bad idea to modify it', not 'it's >impossible'. Your first post sounded like you were intending to distribute >some application! > >If you look at the relevant bits of ZE you'll see that a 'modifiable' value >of NULL in the main.c declaration would do the trick. It's just not >advisable; you'd be better off finding some way to configure PHP that fits >your needs if humanly possible. > >Also - if you're patching PHP, patching an old version isn't a good idea >because it can sucker you into staying with that version For All Time if >your changes aren't trivial. Jani's recent INI work is worth looking into >(and needs testing anyway). > >- Steph
why do you say "old version"? it's about the current stable 5.2.5. I tried to make some modifikations in main.c, everything seemed to work pretty fine, but I was unalbe to complete that work (I must admit, I'm not such a c-expert, I'm just programing simple stuff sometimes) and later then I got a hint that modifying main.c won't help in my case since modifications there are being interpreted only when php/apache starts, so it's values (e.g. open_basedir) are not being set per-request - however, is that true? >Jani's recent INI work is worth looking into Are you talking about PHP 5.3? I failed to find some docs about it's configuration-directives and stuff, could you tell me about some ressources please? Regards, ehl _________________________________________________________________ Express yourself instantly with MSN Messenger! Download today it's FREE! http://messenger.msn.click-url.com/go/onm00200471ave/direct/01/ -- PHP Internals - PHP Runtime Development Mailing List To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
