cracker / hacker can also add a cgi handler to .htaccess file, and run full blown CGI -- even if you blocked it on cPanel level. Hence all those disable_functions are meaningless (we have just recently witnessed attack like that -- even though user had all the disabled_functions you can ask for.
Relying on user not being able to run arbitrary shell / scirpt commands is just opening yourself for set of troubles. Correct way to go is to have CageFS & some form of anti-spam.
Eitherway -- we do plan to try to limit php.ini config options that user can modify.
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cracker/hacker can change php.ini to incative global function and execute bash shell to send thousand spam email
disable_functions =
please protect this function, nobody can change except some user was allow
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custom php.ini
Hi,
Is it possible to create a custom php.ini and place in a cPanel account so as they may use functions that are turned off in the serves php.
such as allow_url_include etc?
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