ID: 12210
Updated by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reported By: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Status: Feedback
Bug Type: Apache related
Operating System: linux 2.2.19
PHP Version: 4.0.5
New Comment:
No feedback was provided for this bug, so it is being suspended.
If you are able to provide the information that was requested,
please do so and change the status of the bug back to "Open".
Previous Comments:
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[2002-01-12 14:45:29] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Can you reproduce this with the latest apache and php?
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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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