MultiPHP additional custom .ini files

bejbi

• April 01, 2017 02:51

Hi, I try to add my additional .ini files to php (open_basedir.ini in my case with open_basedir paths) I created file: open_basedir.ini in directory: /opt/cpanel/ea-php71/root/etc/php.d/ And this is something strange: After I copy this file, it will not show in phpinfo() After some times (I don't know exactly how log does it takes, but let's say: next day) it was visible in phpinfo(): "Additional .ini files parsed" section shows my file: open_basedir.ini and in open_basedir section there was my path (read from my file). But question is: why it is such delay /cache ? or something else, and how can I ask apache to read my ini file immediately ? Even when I remove something from original files in this directory (/opt/cpanel/ea-php71/root/etc/php.d/) changes are not visible right now in public. Mybe it will help. I'm using CloudLinux and EA4. I don't have any php.ini or .user.ini file in this directory. If it matters ? How to force apache to read my ini file ? W.

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  bejbi

  • April 01, 2017 13:26

  I checked CloudLinux is not the problem - I disabled cageFS and it changes nothing. I have the same problem.

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  cPanelMichael

  • April 03, 2017 15:29

  After some times (I don't know exactly how log does it takes, but let's say: next day) it was visible in phpinfo():

  
  

  I checked CloudLinux is not the problem - I disabled cageFS and it changes nothing. I have the same problem.

  
  Hello, Are you sure CageFS was fully disabled? You have to run the cagefsctl --update command any time you have modified php.ini, or you want to get new/updated software inside CageFS. Please also see this document: PHP Selector > Configuration > Setting Default Version and Modules PHP Selector > Configuration > Individual PHP.ini files Thank you.

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