[Linux-HA] how to swap an /etc/php.ini file in / out ?

[Justin Alcorn]

I compile php with

--with-config-file-path=/directory/where/it/resides

for each instance.

Or, You can set the environment value PHPRC

Or just put it in ServerRoot, I believe.  But that's dangerous, since
you can't be sure it will be read first.

Karl Hanzel sent the following missive on 1/9/2007 8:00 PM:
> When an apache web server starts up, it ordinarily parses /etc/php.ini
> (if so config'd).
> 
> But if we wanted to run multiple web server resources from a single
> node, how might i reasonably swap a unique /etc/php.ini file in for each
> instance of a web server so that they can effectively run with their
> "own" instance of php.ini?
> 
> I'm guessing there must be a common solution to this sort of thing, but
> i'm just not seeing it.  Ordinarily, if one web server is running on one
> node, it can have it's own php.ini, but if ever more than one web server
> is running on a single node, they'd typically have to share that file...
> so i'm looking for a solution.
> 
> Maybe it has nothing to do with swapping the .ini file in & out.  ?
> 
> 
> Thanks in advance for your suggestions.
> 
> 
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