If you are using .htaccess with php_ value_entries within it, you would receive an internal server 500 error when attempting to access the scripts.
This is because with PHPsuexec, PHP is no longer running as an Apache module, so Apache will not handle those directives any longer. You can still have a .htaccess file with normal Apache options, but it can't contain PHP info. If you have PHP info in .htaccess currently, you'll need to remove the PHP info and create a php.ini file with the directives.
To create a php.ini file, just open up a text editor, cut and paste the PHP lines from .htaccess and save the file. You can name the file whatever you wish when saving. Once done, upload the file to the directory where the script you're using is being accessed from and then rename it to php.ini See this link php.ini-dist for help with the PHP directives: .
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