RedirectMatch gone instruction

[mistwang]

LiteSpeed pre-compile <location...> <Directory...> directives, this <directoryMatch ...> directive is intended to match document root directory of all web sites, so it will match all requests and causes other "...Match" directives being ignored as LiteSpeed always use the first match.

The solution is to treat this as a special case in LiteSpeed.

Are you using plesk? Which version?
Does /etc/httpd/conf.d/zzz_php_openbasedir.conf belong to the default template? or added manually?

Does your patch to <DirectoryMatch...> configuration work or not?

[mistwang]

The latest 4.0rc1 build should be able to take care of the <DirectoryMatch...> configuration.

[[QT]bender]

Originally Posted by mistwang

LiteSpeed pre-compile <location...> <Directory...> directives, this <directoryMatch ...> directive is intended to match document root directory of all web sites, so it will match all requests and causes other "...Match" directives being ignored as LiteSpeed always use the first match.

The solution is to treat this as a special case in LiteSpeed.

Are you using plesk? Which version?
Does /etc/httpd/conf.d/zzz_php_openbasedir.conf belong to the default template? or added manually?

Does your patch to <DirectoryMatch...> configuration work or not?

Configuration file '/etc/httpd/conf.d/zzz_php_openbasedir.conf' was created manually to disable 'open_basedir'. Yes we have using Plesk(different version of branch 8).

Yes, these configuration lines works, but if someone use RedirectMatch in his webroot he'll receive Internal server error.

[kas]

Originally Posted by [QT]bender

Configuration file '/etc/httpd/conf.d/zzz_php_openbasedir.conf' was created manually to disable 'open_basedir'. Yes we have using Plesk(different version of branch 8).

Yes, these configuration lines works, but if someone use RedirectMatch in his webroot he'll receive Internal server error.

It causes a permanent redirection with adding two slashes to all URLs except matched files by the Redirect and RedirectMatch directives.

I have not seen the 'Internal Server Error'. Please, hurry up with the fix or any solution.

[mistwang]

fix is in latest 4.0rc1 build.

[kas]

Thank you for the reply. I have another one question. Is there any way to set the separate php.ini file for each user?

For example:
We have the alternative php.ini file in the conf directory of the domain, like this:

[09:07:08][root@sg:/var/www/vhosts/somedomain/conf]# ls -la /var/www/vhosts/somedomain/conf/php.ini
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 39455 Feb 25 09:00 /var/www/vhosts/somedomain/conf/php.ini

How to force litespeed to use this php.ini file?

Looking forward to your reply.

[kas]

Where are you, guys? I've waited for your reply a least 2 days and got no answer from you.

Could you, please, answer my question?

I realy need a solution.

[mistwang]

it is not possible when LSWS read Apache httpd.conf.
Only when you using LSWS vhost template you can do that.

[kas]

Originally Posted by mistwang

fix is in latest 4.0rc1 build.

This was not fixed even in 4.0 Ent.

Please, help.