Mar 6, 2018 - Anonymous • vePT • 28 Oct 2012 Yeah, it is sad that htc didn't release ICS fot it, but there are still alot of alternative optiona out there for this.

This is a list of what parts are interchangeable in the HTC Desire, Incredible and Sensation family of devices. Of all reasonably current devices that can run a custom Android ROM as of 2013-01), these devices are the most widespread in continental Europe (excluding the UK). Knowing about parts compatibility makes it even simpler to repair them. All information in the chart is from various sources on the Internet and partially by own experience. No guarantees for correctness whatsoever!

Desire Incredible Sensation model no.s S HD Z S XE additional accumulator BG32100 BA S450 BA S530 – x – x x 7, Mozart, Salsa BD26100 BA S470 – – x – – Inspire 4G BB96100 BA S410 x – – – – Nexus One, Bravo backside speaker body parts – – – – – – x x charger ear speaker mainboard microphone x x x x Gratia, HD mini, Rhyme, Sensation XL, Titan, Touch Pro 2, Trophy power button volume button Notes: ' x' = compatible, '–' = not compatible, ' ' = unknown but probably not. This is work in progress. Problem: You are using the open source webhosting admin panel, together with the Apache2 webserver and the mod_php5 PHP handler. You installed a PHP web application that wants to access files outside of its document root, or used an Apache directive to the same effect. The vhost configuration for its domain is done inside Froxlor. And, you want to use the PHP directive for added security. The two solutions below were tested with.

Solution 1: Adding the same additional directories for all virtual hosts at once In the Froxlor panel, go to 'Server -> Settings -> Web Server Settings -> Configuration', where you'll find an option to append paths to the open_basedir setting of all your virtual hosts. Compared to the per-vhost setting below, this is a much simpler solution, so it is probably a good idea to add some standard paths here even if they're not needed by every single site. Like PHP Pear paths, for example. Solution 2: Adding different directories for different virtual hosts • Create this domain as a 'main domain' within Froxlor.

As, only main domains can have domain-specific vhost configuration. If you created it as a subdomain (that is, using a Froxlor customer user instead of an admin user), you have to delete it there and re-create it as main domain using an admin user. (Froxlor will not delete your domain's PHP etc. Files when deleting it in Froxlor's panel). You can create a Froxlor 'main domain' even for a subdomain, but be sure to set the 'This domain is subdomain of:' setting correctly then.

• Disable the OpenBasedir setting for this domain. This is done in the settings while creating the domain, and can be changed later. It is needed to prevent Froxlor from generating an open_basedir setting, as we want to create our own custom setting for that below.

• Add your own open_basedir settings in 'Own vHost Settings:'. This is done in the settings while creating the domain, and can be changed later. You should enter there a line that includes both the values that Froxlor normally uses for open_basedir (namely, the document root directory and /tmp) and the additional values you need. So for example something like: php_admin_value open_basedir '/var/customers/webs/customer1/sub-example-com/:/tmp/:/usr/share/pear/' Note the two spaces in the front – this will nicely indent your line in the Apache config file 😉 • Re-create configs.

For that, do one of these: • Execute this via SSH on the server: php /var/www/froxlor/scripts/froxlor_master_cronjob.php --force • Wait until the next Froxlor cron job runs, which will also rewrite all vhost configs that need changes. (Clicking 'Server -> Re-create configs' in Froxlor won't speed that up, it just queues additional config files for re-creation.) • Restart Apache. Because the config changes will not be picked up in all cases automatically. So: service restart apache2 • Test the effect. Create a script in a phpinfo.php the affected domain's document root, open it in your browser and look for the value of open_basedir.