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litespeed_wiki:php:per-user-php-ini [2018/07/02 14:14] Lisa Clarke [Troubleshoot] Proofreading |
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| * **PHP suEXEC MUST BE ENABLED IN LSWS.** | * **PHP suEXEC MUST BE ENABLED IN LSWS.** | ||
| - | * Make sure the php.ini file is readable by the suEXEC user. | + | * Make sure the php.ini file is readable by the **Run As User** user. |
| * Option 3 can be used along with options 1, 2, or 4 without conflicts. However, this should rarely be needed. | * Option 3 can be used along with options 1, 2, or 4 without conflicts. However, this should rarely be needed. | ||
| * Option 4 takes precedence over options 1 and 2 should they be used at the same time. | * Option 4 takes precedence over options 1 and 2 should they be used at the same time. | ||
| * Changes in the php.ini will not be picked up until new PHP process starts. The php.ini is read for the first time when a PHP process starts. | * Changes in the php.ini will not be picked up until new PHP process starts. The php.ini is read for the first time when a PHP process starts. | ||
| - | * Per-user php.ini files are not compatible with [[http://www.litespeedtech.com/products/litespeed-sapi/php/suexec-daemon-mode|suEXEC Daemon mode]]. Our [[http://www.litespeedtech.com/products/litespeed-sapi/php/guide-to-suexec-setups|two other PHP suEXEC setups]] both support per-user php.ini. | + | * Per-user php.ini files are not compatible with [[http://www.litespeedtech.com/products/litespeed-sapi/php/suexec-daemon-mode|Daemon mode]]. Our [[http://www.litespeedtech.com/products/litespeed-sapi/php/guide-to-suexec-setups|two other PHP process modes]] both support per-user php.ini. |
| * For native LSWS installs, these variables ($VH_ROOT, $VH_NAME, $VH_USER, etc.) need to be inside of a Virtual Host External App Environment Section, and not inside the general Server External App Environment Section. This is because the variables are expanded on start up, so the VH_* variables cannot be expanded during server level configurations. | * For native LSWS installs, these variables ($VH_ROOT, $VH_NAME, $VH_USER, etc.) need to be inside of a Virtual Host External App Environment Section, and not inside the general Server External App Environment Section. This is because the variables are expanded on start up, so the VH_* variables cannot be expanded during server level configurations. | ||