Jerry  writes:

[...]

> If phpinfo() says /usr/local/php/php.ini, then that is what you need to 
> change.

... and that's what I changed.

> 1) make sure that php.ini has the correct permissions. It needs to be 
> readable by whatever user or group the web server is running as.

rx for everyone for directories up to and including /usr/local/php,
php.ini itself is 775 -- i.e. readable for everyone.

> 2) make sure that you know which /usr/local/php that refers to. If you 
> are logging in to one server, but the web server is on another server, 
> as is often the case, you need to make sure that register globals is on 
> for the web server.

It is all on one and the same machine.

> You might also try adding

> php_flag register_globals on

> to a .htaccess file of the squirrelmail directory.

Yooohoooo!!  That did it.  Thank you for the thorough help, although I
still don't understand why setting register_globals = On in php.ini
doesn't work.

Bjorn.

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