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Michael Kittlitz
New Pleskian
Hello there,
after migration from Ubuntu 12.04 LTS to 14.04 LTS, both of which with Plesk 12.0.18 the Migration-Tool did warn me, that the directive 'AllowOverride All' within the vhosts.conf - files would not be allowed anymore.
So I remove these lines to migrate successfully.
Now we have the issue, that the command in .htaccess -> php_auto_prepend_file is ignored.
I did a lot of research upon this in the Apache 2.4.7 documentation it says that the AllowOverride-Directive would still be valid. But also the all the other Options turned on (AllowOverride AuthConfig Indexes FileInfo Limit Options) the sepecific and most important command in the .htaccess is still ignored.
The .htaccess file gets interpreted, as putting some rubbish into it like 'fsfvsfvsfv' leads successfully to a "500 Internal Server Error"-Result.
Nonetheless the php_auto_prepend_file is an important directive and I need to be able to turn it back on as it is used on several of our customers hostings.
And it's not used hosting-wide, it is used differently in differens subdirectories.
So a global setting in vhosts.conf will not help or do the job.
Why has this been disbabled and how can I fix this?
Help ASAP is appreciated.
-> Solved: The PHP-Version used was a FastCGI-Version, not the Apache-Module.
Changing this made everything work again.
Solution to auto_prepend_file
Go in PLESK-Admin-Panel, PHP-Settings and add to the Additional directives-Area these lines:
user_ini.filename = ".user.ini"
user_ini.cache_ttl = 180
create a .user.ini - file at the subdirectory in question and put in the following lines:
after migration from Ubuntu 12.04 LTS to 14.04 LTS, both of which with Plesk 12.0.18 the Migration-Tool did warn me, that the directive 'AllowOverride All' within the vhosts.conf - files would not be allowed anymore.
So I remove these lines to migrate successfully.
Now we have the issue, that the command in .htaccess -> php_auto_prepend_file is ignored.
I did a lot of research upon this in the Apache 2.4.7 documentation it says that the AllowOverride-Directive would still be valid. But also the all the other Options turned on (AllowOverride AuthConfig Indexes FileInfo Limit Options) the sepecific and most important command in the .htaccess is still ignored.
The .htaccess file gets interpreted, as putting some rubbish into it like 'fsfvsfvsfv' leads successfully to a "500 Internal Server Error"-Result.
Nonetheless the php_auto_prepend_file is an important directive and I need to be able to turn it back on as it is used on several of our customers hostings.
And it's not used hosting-wide, it is used differently in differens subdirectories.
So a global setting in vhosts.conf will not help or do the job.
Why has this been disbabled and how can I fix this?
Help ASAP is appreciated.
-> Solved: The PHP-Version used was a FastCGI-Version, not the Apache-Module.
Changing this made everything work again.
Solution to auto_prepend_file
Go in PLESK-Admin-Panel, PHP-Settings and add to the Additional directives-Area these lines:
user_ini.filename = ".user.ini"
user_ini.cache_ttl = 180
create a .user.ini - file at the subdirectory in question and put in the following lines:
PHP:
auto_prepend_file = "/var/www/vhosts/domain.de/subdomains/some/httpdocs/incls/prepend.inc.php"
and there you have it.
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