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I thought I had this figured out.

I built a php.cgi, but rather than have a copy of php.cgi in the /cgi-bin/ dir for each domain I have. I create a sym link to a common directory so they could all use the same php.cgi ref. Only problem is they are now also using the same PHP.INI file =/ I don't know how to fix this problem.

When I ran phpinfo on each domain, it referred to the first domain's PHP.INI file

any thoughts?

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Per domain, try to add this command to vhost config or root .htaccess file:

PHPIniDir <Path to folder containing php.ini file>

Edit: PHP doc indicates it's a Windows-only command but I used it on Redhat/Debian boxes without any problem.

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Thanks Ill give it a try. If it works I'll mark your response here =] – qodeninja Sep 28 '09 at 16:30
Nope that didnt work. I got a server error. – qodeninja Oct 1 '09 at 7:46
Which error do you get in Apache logs? – Pierre-Yves Oct 5 '09 at 12:41
Not sure where to set this becuz under the root there are many different domains being hosted. – qodeninja Oct 6 '09 at 6:11
This wont work. Passing options in the vhost or using .htaccess required mod_php to be used. In order to use this you would need to have an instance of the binary for each user and set a relative path for the per user configuration at compile time. – Keiran Holloway Nov 20 '09 at 23:08
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