At work I'm using PHP on a Windows Server and can't seem to make a user-definied php.ini file. All I really want to do is set up a default include directory without messing with the other users on the server. Anyone know if this is possible? Or is this an apache/*nix feature?
you should be able to jsut edit the default ini file which is in the folder you installed to, as far as i know it is basicly the same as the linux version.
But if I edit the default ini file to have all includes pull from a specific folder, then all of the other users on the machine (spread across 4 different cities right now) will be pulling from my include folder by default, which could cause some confusion. I'm just trying to figure out what it would take to have PHP look in the current/parent directory for an ini file. On my linux hosting service I have 4 different ini files, each geared towards the portion of the site they are located in.
I am working on a machine with about 4 different users, and they are all relying on the stock php.ini file to remain the same. If I change the file, it will affect 4 different call-centers and roughly 3500 users
lol @ replies. Don't worry, *I* know what you mean. I just don't know how you do it, sorry. We use Linux servers at work, and as such have no Windows specific experience. Quick search around though found this: .