Those come from a template that cPanel uses to built the virtual host. I'd look at the documentation on virtualhost includes (http://docs.cpanel.net/twiki/bin/vie..._Include_Files) You can create a configuration file that will only be picked up by that one domain. It adds the include at the very bottom of the virtualhost container. If I understand LSWS correct it will pick up the last version of the directive (i.e. if there are multiple open_basedir) so the includes 'should' work perfect with LSWS.
yes, /userdata/ is for specific vhost. I saw the directive(php_admin_value ) exist s in every vhost definition. and yes, this is the last version of php_admin_value definition within the vhost.
Very true. Why is it using the php4 variables anyhow?
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Originally Posted by ffeingol
Not to get too OT here, but if you hand edited the httpd.conf file you are just waiting for a disaster. The next time cPanel rebuilds httpd.conf those chages will get wiped out.
is not set by litespeed. it's set by user or app like RVSitebuilder. lsws just inherit user's setting. the user may set "/usr/php3/lib" at his will, lsws can't guess its php3 and don't inherit it.
There is a PHP4 and a PHP5 section set by cPanel for Apache. LiteSpeed should be picking up the PHP5 section.
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Originally Posted by NiteWave
is not set by litespeed. it's set by user or app like RVSitebuilder. lsws just inherit user's setting. the user may set "/usr/php3/lib" at his will, lsws can't guess its php3 and don't inherit it.