docroot should be defined by the (F)CGI or the web server itself. The default value set in php.ini is system wide.

If you need to specify an alternative docroot, you may use the htscanner option default_docroot (See docs/htscanner.ini). Have you tried it?

I have tried it. Everything else works in a userspezified php.ini und i can enable / disable the extension htscanner for every user in his own php.ini:

extension=htscanner.so

[htscanner]
config_file=".htaccess"
default_docroot="/var/www"
stop_on_error = 0
default_ttl = 500

extension is enabled and works for example with php_value display_errors 1
But own values set see example above doesnt work

"But own values set see example above doesnt work"

There is a couple of ini setting that cannot be change by htscanner. PHP set them once per request and does that before calling the htscanner extension init functions (like setting magic_quotes_gpc to Off when it was off).

It requires htscanner to be merged in php itself and/or to use alternative methods (sapi specific).

I think here is a misunderstanding.

I mean the settings:

default_docroot from the extension htscanner doesnt work in a php.ini File not the PHP Functions itselfs.

"default_docroot from the extension htscanner doesnt work in a php.ini File not the PHP Functions itselfs."

Please note that this setting is used only when the PHP docroot is not set or cannot be fetch.

Is it set on your system?

no its is not set. ok, but at the other site i changed TTL time like described before and nothing is chown in infophp File. the infophp File only shows the default values. But i build the extension on the right way i think, cause i can enable / disbale htscanner in this same php.ini file for each user. 

The only way to change the values of the extension is to compile it with other values. Then its is chown on infophp File

Here is the code i had to change but its useless for me, cause i have only one php binary for all.

/* {{{ PHP_INI
 */
PHP_INI_BEGIN()
    STD_PHP_INI_ENTRY("htscanner.config_file", ".htaccess", PHP_INI_SYSTEM, OnUpdateString, config_file, zend_htscanner_globals, htscanner_globals)
   STD_PHP_INI_ENTRY("htscanner.default_docroot", "/", PHP_INI_SYSTEM, OnUpdateString, default_docroot, zend_htscanner_globals, htscanner_globals)
#if (PHP_MAJOR_VERSION == 5 && PHP_MINOR_VERSION > 0)
   STD_PHP_INI_ENTRY("htscanner.default_ttl", "300", PHP_INI_SYSTEM, OnUpdateLong, default_ttl, zend_htscanner_globals, htscanner_globals)
   STD_PHP_INI_ENTRY("htscanner.stop_on_error", "0", PHP_INI_SYSTEM, OnUpdateLong, stop_on_error, zend_htscanner_globals, htscanner_globals)
#else
   STD_PHP_INI_ENTRY("htscanner.default_ttl", "300", PHP_INI_SYSTEM, OnUpdateInt, default_ttl, zend_htscanner_globals, htscanner_globals)
   STD_PHP_INI_ENTRY("htscanner.stop_on_error", "0", PHP_INI_SYSTEM, OnUpdateInt, stop_on_error, zend_htscanner_globals, htscanner_globals)
#endif
PHP_INI_END()
/* }}} */

Can you give a link to your phpinfo page and tell me which values you use in php.ini?

I'm not sure to understand exactly what you are trying to do, sorry.

If these info are private, you can mail me them to pierre.php[at]gmail[dot]com (I can speak german too btw :)

everything works fine now with the doc_root and i can change the values for every user in his php.ini. The solution for me was to add the word "htscanner" before the changing value. So i had to write: htscanner.default_docroot="/path_to_web" instead of only default_docroot="/path_to_web" for example.

yes, it should work too if you create a [htscanner] section. But the ini parser may differ from one php version to another :)

Can I close this bug yet or is there still another issue?

You can close the bug cause there is no another issue.

Ok, thanks.

Not a bug > bogus.

Hi, friends,
htscanner is great utility, thanks for it.
As I see, it's actually required to use full names of variables in php.ini i.e. htscanner.default_docroot just like it is mentioned in source:
STD_PHP_INI_ENTRY("htscanner.default_docroot" .....
Prefacing section ([htscanner]) is not sufficient.
See e.g. mysql variables in php.ini:
mysql.default_port
mysql.default_socket
and simillary all other extensions.
I recommend to fix distributed docs/htscanner.ini file and add prefixes, not to search web for this bug by every new user of htscanner like me :)