ItsMattSon
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Hi @cPanelMichael, Thanks for that link. If they are auto-regenerated, why would they have no owner? Shouldn't cPanel be the owner?
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Thanks @quizknows ! I don't suppose there is some way to confirm whether they actually were files belonging to a removed user? :p I assume if they were, I could then also remove them..?
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Hi @cPanelMichael, All sorted! I believe there must have been some failure in the rebuilding of the conf file (maybe on my part, not sure). The good news is that I can't seem to replicate the err...
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Thanks for replying, Michael. Here's a screenshot of the output:
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Hi Michael, I just set "Options Includes" in .htaccess in /home/user/public_html and put an local_date SSI in my index and it showed up. Without it in htaccess though, it's disabled by default tha...
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Hi @cPanelMichael, The solution looked promising, but upon editing ea4_main.local and rebuilding httpd conf (definitely has changed in /usr/local/apache/conf/httpd.conf), I can still use .htaccess...
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That looks correct, however, you may want to apply it to "/home/username" and set the entry to something like this: open_basedir = "/home/username:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php:/tmp" Ah, th...
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While following cPanelTristan's guide to forcing the use of the global ini and adding lines to the bottom of the global ini per user, it seems to have locked me into my own home directory now which...
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Thanks @cPanelMichael. Seems that thread suggests largely to ensure important documents in public_html have strict permissions which is great however it doesn't stop me using an PHP include() to e...
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Thanks guys! @cPanelMichael, I've locked everyone to the global php.ini now but the reason I asked this question initially was actually all about how I can jail people since open_basedir tweak doe...