Posted by Chuck Anderson on 07/27/06 19:36

J.J.SOLARI wrote:
> Chuck Anderson <websiteaddress@seemy.sig> wrote:
>
>
>
>>> In your htaccess file, you would then have:
>>>
>>> SetEnv PHPRC /path/to/your/php.ini
>>>
>>> hih,
>>>
>>> JJS.
>>>
>>>
>> Thanks. Php is running as a cgi at my web host, so I tried what you
>> said, ... but no luck. I cannot set the Environment variable PHPRC.
>>
>> I wonder if permission has to be granted in httpd.conf.
>>
>> (Note: while researching this I found that you should specify the path
>> to the directory php.ini is in, not to the file itself. i.e.,
>> /path/to/your/phpinidirectory)
>>
>
> Chuck,
>
> Indeed, my mistake :(
>
> Also, I forgot to put quotes around ; so, it should read:
>
> SetEnv PHPRC "/path/to/your_php.ini/directory/"
>
> Note that this path is not taken from the server root, but from the
> filesystem root (check with phpinfo).
>
> hope it will work this time,
>
> JJS.
>
Thanks again, but I already tried several formats (quotes, no quotes,
trailing slash, no trailing slash, ...). I think something is not
allowing me to set that (or Php was compiled to ignore it?).

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