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- Windows
- Plesk version and microupdate number
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Not able to edit default php settings
- Thread starter supportpathcoma
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In order to edit these values, you must either be "Reseller" or the "admin" user of the server. Are you logged in as a reseller or as "admin"?
Another, not so popular option is to allow users to configure PHP settings in the service plan associated with a subscription. That however brings the risk that users also add "additional PHP directives" that you would not want to be used on your server. In that case you should also make sure that some important settings like disabling "exec", "shellexec" etc. functions are hard coded into the general PHP ini file of your PHP versions on your server so that users cannot remove the limits.
Another, not so popular option is to allow users to configure PHP settings in the service plan associated with a subscription. That however brings the risk that users also add "additional PHP directives" that you would not want to be used on your server. In that case you should also make sure that some important settings like disabling "exec", "shellexec" etc. functions are hard coded into the general PHP ini file of your PHP versions on your server so that users cannot remove the limits.
