How to recreate all php.ini-files

    Hi all,


    quick question, how can i trigger imscp to recreate the php.ini files for every account?


    Cheers
    Finn

    Edited once, last by galeon ().

    Thanks gOOvER, in this case I have to specify my needs a little bit more. I want to do a change (or more specific, I did) to the /etc/imscp/fcgi/parts/php5/php.ini and rebuild all php.ini files based on this.


    Or more generally speaking, I want to make a permanent change, via the bash, to all the customers php.ini files without touching every single one of them.

    set status tochange in the imscp database for all domains, aliases, subdomain, subaliases then run on shell
    /var/www/imscp/engine/imscp-rqst-manager


    or you can use find | sed with regex pattern an restart apache after changes done (this will be overriden on every domain change)


    both solutions do not work with php-fpm, there you have special configs per user/domain/site

    Edited once, last by flames ().

    Quote from flames


    set status tochange in the imscp database for all domains, then run on shell
    /var/www/imscp/engine/imscp-rqst-manager


    It's better to run the imscp-setup script because setting the status 'tochange' only on domains will break some things (such as DNS records for subdomains)... ;)

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    edited my post, thanks :D
    [hr]
    btw, when runing setup, parts will be overriden with those from setup source, so change the part file in source folder

    Edited once, last by flames ().

    Wait a sec, according to goover the setup-script will reset ALL configs to default?
    This could be a lot of trouble for production setups just for the change of one php.ini setting.

    Edited once, last by galeon ().

    no, you misunderstood, it will reset all manual changes in parts and such, but it won't reset changes that made through panel.
    the update path of imscp is very good.
    [hr]
    you also can use a hook file, read the wiki how it works. hook files can do changes automatically that you want do manually ;)
    [hr]
    look here, how a hook file can change configs (postfix in this case, but you can do what ever you want)
    http://forum.i-mscp.net/Thread…-MTA-Postfix-as-smarthost

    Edited once, last by flames ().

    Yeah, but if I *want* to make changes to the parts, e.g. in my case set another sendmail-path this would not work because these changes would be overwritten. Am I correct?