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[2017-01-08 06:27 UTC] krakjoe@php.net
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Description: ------------ As we all know, setting disable_functions and disable_classes is not possible in httpd.conf as they are special case PHP_INI_SYSTEM directives, but doing so still emits a local value even knowing it has no meaning. In otherwords, setting disable_* in httpd.conf should not affect the local ini value as it does currently. Note: As expected, setting via ini_set() or .htaccess does not affect the value. Reproduce code: --------------- In httpd.conf: php_admin_value disable_functions "mail" PHP: echo ini_get('disable_functions'); Expected result: ---------------- no value Actual result: -------------- mail