FastCGI Handler

Re: Problem to pass arguments to the php-cgi.exe

JulienTLD — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 20:14:22 GMT

Ok, good for the / escaping ;)

Just a last question. How will I have to do if one or both of these paths contain a space character ? I have tu use quotes I think but where to put them exactly? Do you consider this possibility in the RC release parser ?

Re: Problem to pass arguments to the php-cgi.exe

ruslany — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 19:03:19 GMT

For the RC release you will need to escape the ";" symbol with forward slash, e.g.:

Arguments=-d open_basedir=D:\www1\/;D:\www2\

Re: Problem to pass arguments to the php-cgi.exe

JulienTLD — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 17:18:56 GMT

Thanks for your answer ruslany. I will so wait for the RC release.

Could you just say me which of my quotes exemples will be the good choice in the RC release ? A pair of quotes for each directory? A global pair of quotes? etc...

Thanks for your job in PHP improvement under Windows !

Re: Problem to pass arguments to the php-cgi.exe

ruslany — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 17:06:42 GMT

This is a bug in the fastcgi extension logic for parsing the arguments string. This will be fixed in the upcoming RC release of FastCGI Extension 1.5 (this summer).

Re: Problem to pass arguments to the php-cgi.exe

JulienTLD — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 16:58:18 GMT

Hello,

Just a little UP ;)

Nobody knows How to set multiple open_basedir directories on the Arguments line of fcgiext.ini ?

Problem to pass arguments to the php-cgi.exe

JulienTLD — Mon, 11 May 2009 17:50:46 GMT

Hello,

On an IIS 6.0 server + FastCGI 1.0 Handler + PHP 5.2.9, I would like to define the PHP open_basedir directive for each web site (without using different php.ini files).

I do that in the fcgiext.ini file and it's run fine with the following config :

ExePath=C:\php\php-cgi.exe
Arguments=-d open_basedir="D:\www1\"

The problem is that I want in fact to define two directories in the open_basedir directive. I tried the four following configs of quotes without success :

Arguments=-d open_basedir=D:\www1\;D:\www2\

Arguments=-d open_basedir="D:\www1\;D:\www2\"

Arguments="-d open_basedir=D:\www1\;D:\www2\"

Arguments="-d open_basedir=\"D:\www1\;D:\www2\\""

If I use the directive open_basedir="D:\www1\;D:\www2\" in my php.ini file, there is no problem. So I think that it is only a syntax problem in my Arguments line or a fcgiext.ini parsing problem.

Could you say me what is wrong in my Arguments line?

An other question, How can I do if I have a space in the paths. Is there an escape character to escape quotes?

Thanks