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LiteSpeed: document security considerations for INI overrides - #23806
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Make it clear that the `alter_ini()` function is indeed meant to be operating at the `ZEND_INI_SYSTEM` level, and document in the README file that only trusted sources should be granted direct access to the listener.
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* PHP-8.6: LiteSpeed: document security considerations for INI overrides (#23806)
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Make it clear that the
alter_ini()function is indeed meant to be operating at theZEND_INI_SYSTEMlevel, and document in the README file that only trusted sources should be granted direct access to the listener.