Re: [developers] magic_quotes

[Matthew Woodward]

I installed for the first time a few days ago--got whatever the latest 
RC is and it came with an .htaccess file.  I guess bottom line is that 
if we include one that has whatever settings we need in it, then it 
should work without having to mess with php.ini.

Matt

On Friday, July 25, 2003, at 07:00 PM, Lynn Siprelle 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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