How about this one for you tech gurus?
A. ISS 4 - 2k server P4 2.4 with 2 gig ram.
B. PHP 4.3.3 and 4.3.2 Installed GOOD!. ( http://www.infocode.net )
C. Using php4isapi.dll.
But!
/USERS/ABC/PHP-BIN/php4isapi.dll
/USERS/ABC/PHP-BIN/php4ts.dll
/USERS/ABC/PHP-BIN/php.ini
/USERS/ABC/HTML/index.php
/USERS/DEF/PHP-BIN/php4isapi.dll
/USERS/DEF/PHP-BIN/php4ts.dll
/USERS/DEF/PHP-BIN/php.ini
/USERS/DEF/HTML/index.php
How do i use the php.ini to configure my php4isapi.dll, from what I’ve read the .dll uses the registry to locate C:\winnt\system32\php.ini ... I don't have that choice as i need plenty of php.ini's ... any suggestions on how to get this configuration working? ( I need to include different modules for different users for licensing issues )
Thx Guyz & Gurlz !!!
Asapi.dll - Extension DLL's using php.ini -- Muli-install
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Not sure this covers your topic, but...
Here, php_admin_flag, is used to change the engine setting on the fly in the httpd.conf. Look it up and you might find something more useful with that.
Good luck.
Edited:
I'm not sure IIS supports this kind of feature, the above was cut from some example code found, regarding Apache. Might help anyways...
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// httpd.conf
<Directory /home/webmaster/Web>
Options Includes Indexes FollowSymLinks
AllowOverride All
php_admin_flag engine On
php_admin_flag safe_mode On
order allow,deny
allow from all
</Directory>
<Directory /home/*/Web>
AllowOverride All
Options Includes Indexes FollowSymLinks
php_admin_flag engine Off
php_admin_flag safe_mode On
</Directory>Good luck.
Edited:
I'm not sure IIS supports this kind of feature, the above was cut from some example code found, regarding Apache. Might help anyways...
Not to familiar with IIS... httpd.conf is the settings-file for the Apache webserver ([url]http://httpd.apache.org[url]) that is abit more confortable when it comes to tweaking.
Browsed the web for a while, but saw "I dont think so" as the most common answer to your problem. So if noone else have a soulution, I think youre stumped. =/
Browsed the web for a while, but saw "I dont think so" as the most common answer to your problem. So if noone else have a soulution, I think youre stumped. =/