I have .htaccess ...didn't do me any good though. Some hosts won't let you use it. I tried a few (but not all) suggestions I found over at the drupal site but none worked 100%. My host claimed that they've normally got them set to OFF..so they switched it for me (for now..until someone else complains ;) ). FWIW I just installed 4.3.3 on IIS locally and the default was ON...so...
I did see an unassigned (I believe) task to fix this at the drupal site....but can't find the page now.
dale
Lynn Siprelle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Lynn Siprelle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Not sure about all hosts, but in my experience you can generally use
> an .htaccess file to override the values in php.ini for specific
> directories. I would think as long as that's there in the distro
> (which it is even in the default drupal distro), then that would take
> care of the problem.
I have installed drupal twice in the last two months, once two months
ago and once a few days ago, both times using cvs. Neither distro had
an .htaccess file included. FYI.
Lynn S.
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