Recent content by jazz090

Forgive me for asking, but I am still a bit of a newbie to all of this. Especially when it comes down to Nginx and Apache. My understanding is that these are both web servers, and yet they seem to be running at the same time in Plesk. I normally use XAMPP so I never deal with Nginx. I have no...

I just want to clarify what I said. You are correct in that the file only affects the domain in question and not the server. What I meant was in phpinfo(), there are two columns that show both the master and domain specific PHP variables. If I place a variable here, phpinfo() shows this value as...

I really hate compiling PHP from source. If you want your 5.5.3 to run similar to your native (5.3.3), then run phpinfo() on your native and at the very top, you will see the ./configure flags it was compiled with. However, few things you should be careful about. 1. The flags may change with...

It is indeed FastCGI, but an empty php.ini doesnt load the master file. Placing only one variable inside it changes the value for both domain and master files in phpinfo().

But Plesk PHP handler will only accept CGI/FastCGI. How do you get it running as Apache?

The parameters during configuration step can get a bit out of hand. This is why I hate compiling out of source so much. If only there was an RPM for this (PLEASE TELL ME IF THERE IS). If you want the same capabilities, I suggest you run phpinfo() on your native PHP version (5.3.3) and very early...

Apache? So the fact the documentation says custom PHP versions are only available for CGI/FastCGI is only a myth?

Just tried this hoping for a neat solution. I was hoping I could place only the variables I wanted for a particular domain to use in /var/www/vhosts/system/mywebsite.TLD/etc/php.ini. That didn't work. If the php.ini is empty, that doesn't get superseded by the master either. The file must not...

I have only changed PHP settings on the native version on a different domain. For the custom version, all the PHP settings are on their default and I when I was trying to figure out why the master file would not load, I added and removed the PHP handler from Plesk a few times. I haven't made any...

Unfortunately that is not correct. In Websites & Domains > Hosting Settings, any changes made here, regardless of their association with PHP will create the file. For instance, I just turned off my SSL support (just unchecked SSL support and hit OK) and as a result my code no longer functions...

I did read your post, not sure what you meant by 'template'. Why is that a bad idea? Setting custom PHP settings via GUI instigates the whole issue. As long as those are not changed via GUI, then the file isn't created. Because the whole thing is temperamental, my initial suggestion is to turn...

Looking at this in more depth, this does indeed seem to be a bug. When hosting settings for a domain is changed (the same place where the PHP version is assigned in Plesk, along with the ability to enable SSL, CGI, Perl, etcc), this file gets written...

Scratch that. It worked!!!!!! However, this time I just deleted the file and refreshed my php page without rebooting the server or doing httpd reconfigure all. Thank you so much for your help. Do you know if there are any tutorials on how to set individual php.ini file for each domain...

I removed /var/www/vhosts/system/mywebsite.TLD/etc/php.ini and as you said, the file generated itself automatically. However, the variables are still not being imported neither in phpinfo() or the newly generated php.ini file.

OK just ran phpinfo(). It seems the configuration file loaded is located at /var/www/vhosts/system/mywebsite.TLD/etc/php.ini as opposed to /usr/local/php-5.5.3/etc/php.ini which I set during PHP source configuration and the one I have been editing. I tried editing the former but this was writer...