[Solved] Can we have htscanner in order to be able to use php_value in .htaccess

[scvroin]

Hello,

 

I wonder if it's posibble to install htscanner and this way to be able to use php_value in .htaccess

 

Thank you.

[Byron]

Our PHP is setup under suPHP - it isn't compiled under a DSO. In other words, the php_value directive does not exist under our Apache.

 

 

 

 

[scvroin]

 

Yes,I know, that php isn't compile under a a DSO. This is the reason why I ask for the instalation of PECL extension: htscanner

See this faq from suPHP:Faq from suPHP

[Byron]

This support request is being escalated to our root admin.

[Ashoat]

Do you really need this? It doesn't actually execute php_value directives; rather, it scans your .htaccess file for those directives and executes them as PHP. I'm sure it will require rewrite rules as well. It would be easier to just call the ini_set() function in your script.

[scvroin]

Do you really need this? It doesn't actually execute php_value directives; rather, it scans your .htaccess file for those directives and executes them as PHP. I'm sure it will require rewrite rules as well. It would be easier to just call the ini_set() function in your script.

Well, I try with ini_set(), but there are some php_value that can't be change with ini_set(), and they are changeable, beside php.ini, only in .htaccess file.

 

[Ashoat]

The .htscanner module won't help there. Like I said, it isn't executing as Apache directives with root privileges - it is executing them by scanning (in PHP) the .htaccess file and executing those directives using the ini_set() function. It won't actually do anything ini_set() can't.