[nycphp-announce] PHundamentals topic #4B - managing php.ini settings - is on NYPHP Talk
Michael Southwell
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Mon Dec 1 20:35:37 EST 2003
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Last month's PHundamentals topic, what are the most important php.ini
settings, generated many good suggestions. Now we turn to managing
those settings.
On a server we control, that seems straightforward: we modify php.ini.
But we may also control some PHP settings using a <Directory> or
<Files> directive in httpd.conf, or in .htaccess. What is best
practice here?
And what is best practice on a server we don't control, where we have
access only to our own directories? How can we make certain that our
required settings are in effect?
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Jeff Siegel and Mike Southwell
The PHundamentals Team
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