Problem sent to me by a colleague. I have same problem on my server. Is some PHP variable not set somewhere for enabling POST variable as used by Savannah PHP script?
- Karad > > Hi *, > > I apologize if this is not the right forum for this > question. Request someone to please point me to the > right support forum if this list is inappropriate.. > > I'm trying to set up Savannah on my Linux (RH 7.2 / > Intel) server. I run Apache 1.3.24 + PHP 4.2.0 + > MySQL 3.23. > > PHP works fine. But I couldn't reference the POST > variables directly in the PHP scripts. So stuff like > $form_loginname from account/lostpwd-confirm.php > didn't get any values. I then set > "register_globals = On" in my php.ini. Now, the POST > variables come through (I wrote a small HTML form to > send a POST variable to a php page and display the > POSTed variabled). When I do this Savannah > stops working. I can't even get the index.php to > display and I get the following entry in my apache > access_log : > > 172.25.65.144 - - [13/May/2002:14:55:17 -0400] "GET > / HTTP/1.1" 302 5 > > (so it means that its hitting the server at least). > > 1) What should I do to fix the problem? > 2) Why does index.php not display with > register_globals set to On? > > Regards, > > Peter > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? LAUNCH - Your Yahoo! Music Experience http://launch.yahoo.com
