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| - | ====== How to disable PHP override in .htaccess with LSWS? | + | ====== How to disable PHP override in .htaccess with LSWS? ====== |
| ''php_value'' and ''php_flag'' can be used in apache configuration or .htaccess to override php.ini settings. However, they are only supported by Apache mod_php handler, which is almost deprecated in most of the control panel systems and is replaced by php-fpm, fastcgi or lsphp. Hence if you place ''php_value'' or ''php_flag'' in .htaccess, Apache should return 500 error (you can check [[https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/213409529-Website-hosted-in-Plesk-does-not-work-Invalid-command-php-flag-or-php-value-|a plesk document]] for details). | ''php_value'' and ''php_flag'' can be used in apache configuration or .htaccess to override php.ini settings. However, they are only supported by Apache mod_php handler, which is almost deprecated in most of the control panel systems and is replaced by php-fpm, fastcgi or lsphp. Hence if you place ''php_value'' or ''php_flag'' in .htaccess, Apache should return 500 error (you can check [[https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/213409529-Website-hosted-in-Plesk-does-not-work-Invalid-command-php-flag-or-php-value-|a plesk document]] for details). | ||
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| In some cases, you may want to disable such php override in .htaccess for LiteSpeed as well. There is a dedicate Apache directive ''DisablePhpOverride htaccess'' can be used at server level httpd.conf to achieve this. | In some cases, you may want to disable such php override in .htaccess for LiteSpeed as well. There is a dedicate Apache directive ''DisablePhpOverride htaccess'' can be used at server level httpd.conf to achieve this. | ||
| - | For example, place the following to the global include file such as ''pre_main_global.conf'' for cpanel: | + | For example, on plesk, create a file named DisablePhpOverrideLiteSpeed.conf in the following directory depending upon your system: |
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| + | For CentOS, the /etc/httpd/conf.d/ directory | ||
| + | For Debian, the /etc/apache2/conf.d/ directory | ||
| + | For Ubuntu, the /etc/apache2/conf-enabled directory | ||
| + | This DisablePhpOverrideLiteSpeed.conf file should contain the following: | ||
| <IfModule LiteSpeed> | <IfModule LiteSpeed> | ||