Set auto_prepend_file with .htaccess on Hosteurope managed hosting

By Anonymous (not verified), 3 May, 2010

To set a standart auto_prepend_file for php on a dedicated root server is not a bit thing but on a virtual webhosting or managed server it could be a big issue. Because you dont have systemwide global access to httpd.conf and php.ini files.

My small solutions for Hostrurope managed virtual hosting packets:

Add this line to your .htaccess file


php_value auto_prepend_file /is/htdocs/wp1193698874_ABCDEFGH/www/auto_prepend.php

And be sure that your auto_prepend.php really exists and its path is correct.

To open a text file and edit it on Debian use "vim" command.

vim mytextfile.txt

To save changes and exit :

Press "Esc" key on your keyboard.

And give "wq" and press Enter.

To quit without save changes ESC+q! than Enter

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