Depending on your configuration, this can happen. Specifically if it is
explicitly OFF globably, explicitly OFF for one or more vhosts, and
explicitly ON for other vhosts. Most configurations won't get this
particular problem.
Javi Polo wrote:
>
> On 12/Jan/2001, Zeev Suraski wrote:
>
> > [2] PHP supports the ability to be installed, and yet disabled, by setting
> > the configuration option 'engine = off'. Due to a bug in the Apache module
> > version of PHP, if one or more virtual hosts within a single Apache server
> > were configured with engine=off, this value could 'propagate' to other
> > virtual hosts. Because setting this option to 'off' disables execution of
>
> I've been using for some months this settings (php default off, and then
> enabling it in the virtualdomains that I want) and I've had no problem at
> all ...
>
> Are there any more known circumstances when it happens ??
>
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