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doughty
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I've done a few hours of searching last night, and have not been success with any of the methods listed.
I need the local php setting (open_basedir) on $DOMAIN$ to be set as null, or even changed at all.
I am being virtually hosted on a CentOS running Parallels 10.0.1.
I also have root access on the virtual host.
I tried creating '/var/www/vhosts/$DOMAIN$/conf/vhost.conf' and then running httpdmng --reconfigure-domain $DOMAIN$, as opposed to the deprecated(?) websrvmng rebuilding.
Restarted the server, yet the local value of the php variable open_basedir is still set. The global is null as intended.
Let me know if there's anything I'm doing wrong, or if more information would be of more use to help.
Thanks for reading, and I know this has been posted before, but like I mentioned, have still been unsuccessful.
Best,
John Doughty
I need the local php setting (open_basedir) on $DOMAIN$ to be set as null, or even changed at all.
I am being virtually hosted on a CentOS running Parallels 10.0.1.
I also have root access on the virtual host.
I tried creating '/var/www/vhosts/$DOMAIN$/conf/vhost.conf' and then running httpdmng --reconfigure-domain $DOMAIN$, as opposed to the deprecated(?) websrvmng rebuilding.
<Directory /var/www/vhosts/$DOMAIN$/httpdocs>
admin_php_value open_basedir none
</Directory>
Restarted the server, yet the local value of the php variable open_basedir is still set. The global is null as intended.
Let me know if there's anything I'm doing wrong, or if more information would be of more use to help.
Thanks for reading, and I know this has been posted before, but like I mentioned, have still been unsuccessful.
Best,
John Doughty