 I used this method http://wiki.dreamhost.com/PHP.ini Now, it looks as if you touch anything in the .htaccess file it shuts down your site. Is there anyway to have a local php.ini file allowing bigger uploads with this method? Everytime I add Options +ExecCGI Action php5-cgi /cgi-bin/php-wrapper.fcgi to the .htaccess file it kills the site with a server error. Thanks Chri |
are you hosted with dreamhost, because if you are and you used a method they provided for their users, then i would submit a support ticket. if you dont host with dreamhost, i would contact your hosting provider and ask what the build is on your php. suphp does not allow for php flags in the htaccess, so you have to create the custom .ini the custom php.ini has been written about a few times in here, and once by me that i recall. have you searched the forums? also just search custom php.ini and that line of stuff you have on there is not going to increase anything. but thought i would go ahead and kick you a good post about the different php builds. PHP INI Tutorials | With Different PHP Builds hope this helps you out. Happy New Year DosDawg When a GIG is not enough --> Terabyte Dolphin Technical Support - Server Management and Support |
Yes, i am using dreamhost. I've been glaring though lines and lines of .htaccess stuff and the dreamhost wiki. I'm not sure why the htaccess file won't let me point to the local php.ini file. Any thoughts? |
im not trying to be a butt head here, but this is truly not a question that belongs on here. please give your hosting service provider a few of these tickets an make them earn their pennies. When a GIG is not enough --> Terabyte Dolphin Technical Support - Server Management and Support |
No buttheadness taken dos. I've read many of your posts and you are quite the informative member. Thank you for being a great contributor. I guess I'm just a bit confused on why this method worked with dolphin 6 but not dolphin 7. thanks anyways! |
No buttheadness taken dos. I've read many of your posts and you are quite the informative member. Thank you for being a great contributor. I guess I'm just a bit confused on why this method worked with dolphin 6 but not dolphin 7. thanks anyways! i would seriously send a ticket to your hosting service provider and ask them to write you a custom ini file. since obviously you cant hack the .htaccess which is the simplest i would suppose, but php.ini files are not difficult really. just some server setups require a stop and start of httpd in order to recognize the changes. Regards, DosDawg When a GIG is not enough --> Terabyte Dolphin Technical Support - Server Management and Support |
Dreamhost and Dolphin don't get along, there is some issue with register_globals I think (some flag they refuse to turn off or on.) |
