Apache mod_lsapi issues

[morten]

Did you find any solution Bogdan?
Its still not possible for customers to use their own php.ini file? Found this thread from last year:

https://cloudlinux.uservoice.com/forums/269295-general/suggestions/6721715-mod-lsapi-php-ini-per-user

And this feature request:

https://cloudlinux.uservoice.com/forums/269295-general/suggestions/6721715-mod-lsapi-php-ini-per-user

Thats the only thing we really need in order to use it on all production servers.

[morten]

I did manage to get individual php.ini for customers to work, but there seems to be a bug.
In order to get php.ini to work I had to uncomment # lsapi_phprc Auto in the file /usr/local/apache/conf/conf.d/lsapi.conf and restart Apache.

But in order to get the loaded php.ini file from customer folder we had to set php version again in the PHP Selector.

[morten]

Bogdan: have you checked up on the php.ini issue?

[sqh]

I am also interested if a solution was found for disabling mod_lsapi for one user, when the entire server is enabled globally:

> As of now I was not able to disable lsphp for single domain if it was enabled globally, but I bet there is a proper way to do it. Will get back here with any news on it.

- Scott

[bogdan.sh]

Morten, the way you did is is a correct solution. Uncommenting lsapi_phprc will say lsphp to search php.ini in docroot for a website.

Scott, unfortunately we have no solution for this yet, there is no easy way to disable lsapi for single domain.