Re: How to pass an environment variable to php-cgi (cgi-fcgi)?

I wrote a simple php file, debug.php, which displays a 'PHPRC' envvar, set in 
Apache:

debug.php:
--------------
<?
echo $_ENV['PHPRC'];
echo $_SERVER['PHPRC'];
?>

and it normally displays the PATH of PHPRC, which I set in apache's 
configuration file (via SetEnv), but it seems that php-cgi doesn't take care 
of this environment variable and doesn't use a php.ini file, located in this 
PATH, it still uses the old php.ini file. 

Maybe, any magic configuration for SuEXECed php-cgi: path, permissions, other?

Thanks...

On Tuesday 21 June 2005 11:19, Meder Bakirov wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have a configuration like this on my server:
>
> chrooted Apache2 + SuEXEC + mod_fastcgi + php-cgi
>
> I host virtual hosts there and each virtual host have its own respective
> associated user and group. PHP as a FastCGI via SuexecWrapper runs just
> fine :), but I want each virtual host (user) to have its own php.ini file.
>
> On the fastcgi FAQ page I found a sample on how to invoke php-cgi via a
> tiny shell script, but the case is that, I do not want to provide/have a
> shell in my chrooted environment.
>
> Also, I read, that SuEXEC drops all environment variables, but predefined
> safe variables in suexec.c - I added "PHP_" and "PHPRC=" to these variables
> and re-built suexec, but anyway it seems it doesn't help :(
>
> Maybe there is a better solution? What else would you advice me to try to
> solve this problem?
>
> Thank you very much,

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