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PHPBrew is great, but it does lack the ability to configure certain php settings globally, and have them apply to each version one installs.
Initially I was thinking of having a central ini file containing the options, and then just using a symlink to reference it. However, different versions of PHP could have different options in the config, which is why I think that won't work well, as one will "lose" the differences in the configuration between versions (if any)
So... my thinking is to build on the idea of having a .yml in which one can specify core options like memory limits and log paths, as well as extension configuration. When one builds a new PHP, phpbrew should then use these options and set them in the ini of the specific version you are busy installing.
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PHPBrew is great, but it does lack the ability to configure certain php settings globally, and have them apply to each version one installs.
Initially I was thinking of having a central ini file containing the options, and then just using a symlink to reference it. However, different versions of PHP could have different options in the config, which is why I think that won't work well, as one will "lose" the differences in the configuration between versions (if any)
So... my thinking is to build on the idea of having a .yml in which one can specify core options like memory limits and log paths, as well as extension configuration. When one builds a new PHP, phpbrew should then use these options and set them in the ini of the specific version you are busy installing.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: