php configuration in reseller clients

Hello all,
I've been thinking about buying a reseller account to host a few sites but I have a question before I get into one. I use to have use gatorhost (baby croc package). It came with a feature that allowed you to edit the php configuration via the cpanel. Is there a reseller hosting that does the same for the clients you add to the account? Or would they have to put php.ini files in every directory like many hosting providers I've seen?
These are the two I've had in mind. Do they support this feature?
InnoHosting
Crucial Paradigm
If not, any suggestions?
Thanks
late.

For us, yes you can stick in your own php.ini with your own configuration





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If the host uses suPHP (or similar) then that's a good indication that you can set your own PHP configuration using a custom php.ini in the directory that you want it to apply to.





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Depending on the setup you can change the php settings with php.ini, .htaccess or from the control panel.





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Originally Posted by IH-Rameen


For us, yes you can stick in your own php.ini with your own configuration


Can I set a custom php.ini per client that effects his/her whole account instead having them put a php.ini in every directory where ever needed?
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Originally Posted by dazmanultra


If the host uses suPHP (or similar) then that's a good indication that you can set your own PHP configuration using a custom php.ini in the directory that you want it to apply to.


Thats what I'm trying to avoid. I've had issues where the php.ini file had to be in every directory that needed a specific function.
Just want it to effect the clients whole account.

For those still wondering what I am referring too, I've found a link to what I'm looking for.
I've attatched it!
(Just verified with innohosting and they do not include it )
Thanks again







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Originally Posted by latepenguin


For those still wondering what I am referring too, I've found a link to what I'm looking for.
I've attatched it!
(Just verified with innohosting and they do not include it )
Thanks again


I'd highly doubt any host will allow you access to that, may I ask why you specifically want it ?





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Originally Posted by dazmanultra


If the host uses suPHP (or similar) then that's a good indication that you can set your own PHP configuration using a custom php.ini in the directory that you want it to apply to.


Yes with a host that uses suPHP you can create a custom php.ini in the directory you want with your own php configuration.





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Originally Posted by latepenguin


For those still wondering what I am referring too, I've found a link to what I'm looking for.
I've attatched it!


That's a page from the root WHM - no provider will give you that as a reseller, if you really need it then a managed VPS will be your only option.
In principle though, I see no reason why the control panel shouldn't give you something like what you're after (a per-client default php.ini with online editor) but I don't think it's a standard cPanel feature. Perhaps HG coded their own plugin to do it?





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If you can manage it from the local domains php.ini for individual domains, having a frontend in WHM doesn't make any difference.





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Thanks you all for your responses. I decided a vps is what I need and I'm leaning towards knownhost.
Thanks again for your replies!

For those still wondering what I am referring too, I've found a link to what I'm looking for.
I've attatched it!
(Just verified with innohosting and they do not include it )
Thanks again







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i hope that will work to me too