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Different php_value open_basedir based on domain name in .htaccess
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I want to limit access to files using PHP open_basedir for multiple domains. Every domain sits in own directory, so I want prevent all domains PHP scripts from interfering with each other. How can I set different open_basedir path for every domain in single .htaccess?
If it would be only 1 domain, it could look like this:
# /hosting/domains/.htaccess
php_value open_basedir /hosting/domains/example.com/
Every user has FTP account limited to /hosting/domains/example.com/.
So, obviously, I can not put .htaccess into /hosting/domains/example.com/.htaccess as user would be able to change .htaccess content. So, there must be single .htaccess in /hosting/domains/.htaccess for all domains.
This is how I imagine it, is something like this possible?
# /hosting/domains/.htaccess
php_value open_basedir /hosting/domains/$current_domain/
I am using: Apache 2.4, PHP 5.5
php .htaccess open-basedir
asked Nov 15 '14 at 11:25
MartinMartin
1065
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I want to limit access to files using PHP open_basedir for multiple domains. Every domain sits in own directory, so I want prevent all domains PHP scripts from interfering with each other. How can I set different open_basedir path for every domain in single .htaccess?
If it would be only 1 domain, it could look like this:
# /hosting/domains/.htaccess
php_value open_basedir /hosting/domains/example.com/
Every user has FTP account limited to /hosting/domains/example.com/.
So, obviously, I can not put .htaccess into /hosting/domains/example.com/.htaccess as user would be able to change .htaccess content. So, there must be single .htaccess in /hosting/domains/.htaccess for all domains.
This is how I imagine it, is something like this possible?
# /hosting/domains/.htaccess
php_value open_basedir /hosting/domains/$current_domain/
I am using: Apache 2.4, PHP 5.5
php .htaccess open-basedir
asked Nov 15 '14 at 11:25
MartinMartin
1065
May be just add it to virtual host configuration? Why it should be in .htaccess?
– Somescout
Nov 15 '14 at 11:57
I am on shared hosting without access to httpd.conf. Can use .htaccess only.
– Martin
Nov 15 '14 at 15:18
add a comment |
I want to limit access to files using PHP open_basedir for multiple domains. Every domain sits in own directory, so I want prevent all domains PHP scripts from interfering with each other. How can I set different open_basedir path for every domain in single .htaccess?
If it would be only 1 domain, it could look like this:
# /hosting/domains/.htaccess
php_value open_basedir /hosting/domains/example.com/
Every user has FTP account limited to /hosting/domains/example.com/.
So, obviously, I can not put .htaccess into /hosting/domains/example.com/.htaccess as user would be able to change .htaccess content. So, there must be single .htaccess in /hosting/domains/.htaccess for all domains.
This is how I imagine it, is something like this possible?
# /hosting/domains/.htaccess
php_value open_basedir /hosting/domains/$current_domain/
I am using: Apache 2.4, PHP 5.5
php .htaccess open-basedir
asked Nov 15 '14 at 11:25
MartinMartin
1065
I want to limit access to files using PHP open_basedir for multiple domains. Every domain sits in own directory, so I want prevent all domains PHP scripts from interfering with each other. How can I set different open_basedir path for every domain in single .htaccess?
If it would be only 1 domain, it could look like this:
# /hosting/domains/.htaccess
php_value open_basedir /hosting/domains/example.com/
Every user has FTP account limited to /hosting/domains/example.com/.
So, obviously, I can not put .htaccess into /hosting/domains/example.com/.htaccess as user would be able to change .htaccess content. So, there must be single .htaccess in /hosting/domains/.htaccess for all domains.
This is how I imagine it, is something like this possible?
# /hosting/domains/.htaccess
php_value open_basedir /hosting/domains/$current_domain/
I am using: Apache 2.4, PHP 5.5
php .htaccess open-basedir
php .htaccess open-basedir
asked Nov 15 '14 at 11:25
MartinMartin
1065
asked Nov 15 '14 at 11:25
MartinMartin
1065
asked Nov 15 '14 at 11:25
MartinMartin
1065
asked Nov 15 '14 at 11:25
MartinMartin
1065
asked Nov 15 '14 at 11:25
MartinMartin
1065
1065
May be just add it to virtual host configuration? Why it should be in .htaccess?
– Somescout
Nov 15 '14 at 11:57
I am on shared hosting without access to httpd.conf. Can use .htaccess only.
– Martin
Nov 15 '14 at 15:18
add a comment |
May be just add it to virtual host configuration? Why it should be in .htaccess?
– Somescout
Nov 15 '14 at 11:57
I am on shared hosting without access to httpd.conf. Can use .htaccess only.
– Martin
Nov 15 '14 at 15:18
May be just add it to virtual host configuration? Why it should be in .htaccess?
– Somescout
Nov 15 '14 at 11:57
May be just add it to virtual host configuration? Why it should be in .htaccess?
– Somescout
Nov 15 '14 at 11:57
I am on shared hosting without access to httpd.conf. Can use .htaccess only.
– Martin
Nov 15 '14 at 15:18
I am on shared hosting without access to httpd.conf. Can use .htaccess only.
– Martin
Nov 15 '14 at 15:18
add a comment |
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I think it is not possible. Every domain has to have specific .htaccess file because this file is settings per folder so there is no way to specify subfolder. And even this is possible then user can use his own .htaccess file to override settings.
On shared hosting is only one solution. One user account per domain.
answered Nov 16 '14 at 19:10
TomášTomáš
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You can set open_basedir into virtualhost, so users won't be able to edit or delete it, within <Directory> directive.
answered Apr 26 '17 at 2:49
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I think it is not possible. Every domain has to have specific .htaccess file because this file is settings per folder so there is no way to specify subfolder. And even this is possible then user can use his own .htaccess file to override settings.
On shared hosting is only one solution. One user account per domain.
answered Nov 16 '14 at 19:10
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I think it is not possible. Every domain has to have specific .htaccess file because this file is settings per folder so there is no way to specify subfolder. And even this is possible then user can use his own .htaccess file to override settings.
On shared hosting is only one solution. One user account per domain.
answered Nov 16 '14 at 19:10
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I think it is not possible. Every domain has to have specific .htaccess file because this file is settings per folder so there is no way to specify subfolder. And even this is possible then user can use his own .htaccess file to override settings.
On shared hosting is only one solution. One user account per domain.
answered Nov 16 '14 at 19:10
TomášTomáš
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I think it is not possible. Every domain has to have specific .htaccess file because this file is settings per folder so there is no way to specify subfolder. And even this is possible then user can use his own .htaccess file to override settings.
On shared hosting is only one solution. One user account per domain.
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You can set open_basedir into virtualhost, so users won't be able to edit or delete it, within <Directory> directive.
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You can set open_basedir into virtualhost, so users won't be able to edit or delete it, within <Directory> directive.
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You can set open_basedir into virtualhost, so users won't be able to edit or delete it, within <Directory> directive.
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May be just add it to virtual host configuration? Why it should be in .htaccess?
– Somescout
Nov 15 '14 at 11:57
I am on shared hosting without access to httpd.conf. Can use .htaccess only.
– Martin
Nov 15 '14 at 15:18