ID: 12210
Updated by: lobbin
Reported By: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Old Status: Open
Status: Feedback
Bug Type: Apache related
Operating System: linux 2.2.19
PHP Version: 4.0.5
New Comment:
Can you reproduce this with the latest apache and php?
Previous Comments:
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[2001-07-17 12:35:50] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Apache version 1.3.14
IF a php_XXX config directive (maybe ANY php_XXX config
directive) is used inside a <DirectoryMatch> section in the
Apache server config file
THEN
IF other (maybe ANY) php_XXX's are used in an
.htaccess file within a directory which is matched
by the <DirectoryMatch>
THEN
these php_XXX's will only be honoured
when the server is restarted. Subsequent
changes to these directives in the
.htaccess file will be ignored.
For example,
in httpd.conf put:
<DirectoryMatch ^/home/httpd/html/buggy/>
php_admin_value sendmail_path /some/path/to/sendmail
</DirectoryMatch>
in /home/httpd/html/buggy/.htaccess put
php_value include_path somedir
and then call phpinfo() from with a file in the same
directory. On starting Apache, sendmail_path and
include_path will be as above but subsequently changing
the value of include_path will have no effect unless the
server is restarted. However, if the php_admin_value in
the server config file is removed and the server restarted,
changes to the include_path in the .htaccess file will
be registered immediately (as should be).
Further, FWIW:
1) Directory as opposed to DirectoryMatch seems to be OK.
2) Non php_XXX apache directives function OK in both
contexts. Hence I am filing this as a bug here rather
than to Apache.
3) At times(!), I have got a bizarre "toggle" effect when
reloading phpinfo() i.e. alternate hits show first "old"
value of include_path and then the "new" value!
4) I have conducted all tests using Lynx and thus am
confident that there has been no cache nonsense going on.
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