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I am trying to get all my websites to be able to access one folder in /var/www/vhosts/classes that contain all the classes that i need/use for all my websites.
I have already tried to run a php script that tries to include a class the page just dies on the line where it tries to include and displays a blank white page.
So the open_basedir is obviously on and not allowing me to include outside the httpdocs.
I have hunted around and people say write the vhost conf file for each domain and run a set of commands. I cant do this as there will be a lot of domains on the server and it would be a massive amount of time taken. With WHM there was simply a check box i selected to allow me to use open_basedir. There is no checkbox in the plesk panel, people have said to modify the skeleton vhost file but i cant see it if i go to /var/www/vhosts/.skel/0/ there is no conf directory in there or vhost file...
I think all i need is to add the open_basedir none flag in to some conf file(default conf file) and i should be ok...but i simply cant find where or how....any help would be welcome please.
I have already tried to run a php script that tries to include a class the page just dies on the line where it tries to include and displays a blank white page.
So the open_basedir is obviously on and not allowing me to include outside the httpdocs.
I have hunted around and people say write the vhost conf file for each domain and run a set of commands. I cant do this as there will be a lot of domains on the server and it would be a massive amount of time taken. With WHM there was simply a check box i selected to allow me to use open_basedir. There is no checkbox in the plesk panel, people have said to modify the skeleton vhost file but i cant see it if i go to /var/www/vhosts/.skel/0/ there is no conf directory in there or vhost file...
I think all i need is to add the open_basedir none flag in to some conf file(default conf file) and i should be ok...but i simply cant find where or how....any help would be welcome please.
