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Information about /var/www/vhosts/system/DOMAIN/etc/php.ini The title of this topic has changed Hello everybody. I'm using Plesk 12 and PHP 5.4. Plesk 12 has been installed on a fresh Debian 7 VPS. Then, I ran a migration from an old Plesk 11.5 on Ubuntu 10.4 that completed succesfully...

I still experience the same problem with all my secondary domains included in my subscriptions. I can continue bypassing this problem by manually writing php.ini, but this is a mess because every time I modify my settings in Plesk, I have to rewrite my php.inis.

So, because you - from the pedestal made of CISCO certifications - think it's better, we must accept this fact in full appeasement. How democratic. However I really don't care about the new structure of directories: I just want that PHP scripts run correctly on secondary domains without any...

Yes, I've just checked it. The PHP support for both primary and secondary domain is running as "FastCGI Application".

So in order to achieve HA you are using a master-slave architecture with the slave acting as a hot copy. As the slave is a perfect functionally server, I think there is no way to avoid paying the license fee. However ask sales dpt!

He meant "subscriptions".

Hi folks! I've experienced the following problem. Problem description I've observed that Plesk incorrectly writes my /var/www/vhosts/domain.com/etc/php.ini file, which is the only one responsible for the correct PHP configuration. Starting configuration An account with a primary domain...

There's no way I can easily get a simple PHP script work with this kind of structure. The primary domain is located at /var/www/vhosts/primarydomain.com The secondary domain is located at /var/www/vhosts/primarydomain.com/secondarydomain.com but there's also the nameholder at...

It works! Thanks! You saved my day! :)

I've got the same problem: I cannot set the upload_tmp_dir PHP variable, so I got UPLOAD_ERR_NO_TMP_DIR error. I tried setting it in the following files, without any success: %vhost%/conf/php.ini %vhost%/conf/vhost.conf /etc/php5/cgi/php.ini /etc/php5/cli/php.ini...

This script will overwrite all your %DOMAIN%/etc/php.ini files with the /root/php.ini file Please note that this will (over)write even %VHOSTS%/chroot/etc/php.ini (and eventually %VHOSTS%/default/etc/php.ini) file(s). Maybe you'll have to do some backup. 1. Place the source php.ini file...

Same problem here. It's not a major bug, but it's a little bit annoying because it floods my directories with 6 KB files.

Solved. For some reasons, the open_basedir path is defined into /var/www/vhosts/yeah.com/etc/php.ini and there is no way to override the php.ini by writing stuff into vhost.conf Unfortunately I'll have to manually modify each php.ini file :( I've got another question for you guys :D Is...

Hi there! I've just bought a license of Plesk and I've got a problem. A web application written using the Zend Framework is giving me the "open_basedir" error. I followed the instructions listed in this page, but the script is still not working. This is the situation in the conf...