Such functions can be disabled by
assigning them to the disable_functions parameter, like this:
disable_functions = "exec, system";
Note that the influence exercised by this directive is not dependent upon the
safe_mode directive.
disable_classes = string
Scope: PHP_INI_SYSTEM; Default value: NULL
Given the capabilities offered by PHP??™s embrace of the object-oriented paradigm,
it likely won??™t be too long before you??™re using large sets of class libraries. There may
be certain classes found within these libraries that you??™d rather not make available,
however. You can prevent the use of these classes via the disable_classes directive. For
example, if you want to disable two particular classes, named vector and graph, you
use the following:
disable_classes = "vector, graph"
Note that the influence exercised by this directive is not dependent upon the
safe_mode directive.
ignore_user_abort = Off | On
Scope: PHP_INI_ALL; Default value: On
How many times have you browsed to a particular page only to exit or close the
browser before the page completely loads? Often such behavior is harmless. However,
what if the server is in the midst of updating important user profile information, or
completing a commercial transaction? Enabling ignore_user_abort causes the server
to ignore session termination caused by a user- or browser-initiated interruption.
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