Hi, emil
Using safe_mode_exec_dir, it's a solution if you has access to your
php.ini or http.conf, because it's a PHP_INI_SYSTEM var. For these reason
you can't set this var with ini_set() function on a php script.
If your ISP has a very restricted setting, i think that the solutions that
comex
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Edwin!
Thanks for the tips but my ISP hasn't given me root. I'm very sad to hear gpg
from cli won't work under safe mode. Are there any 100% php implementations of
GPG I could use? (because I guess that is the only way that is left?)
/Emil
If you are using
Hi Edwin!
Thanks for the tips but my ISP hasn't given me root. I'm very sad to hear gpg
from cli won't work under safe mode. Are there any 100% php implementations of
GPG I could use? (because I guess that is the only way that is left?)
/Emil
If you are using gnupg comand line, there is not
If you are using gnupg comand line, there is not way on PHP-safe mode.
I think it's possible to create a shell script that the PHP script can
call and get around safe_mode that way.
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