funny as it may sound, I cannot set register_globals for other vhosts. phpinfo() shows that the global setting is "On" and the local setting is "Off". Any clues about that one?


thanks again,


nico


Marcelo N. Halpern wrote:
Strangely enough, my Vhost had this in httpd.conf:

php_value magic_quotes_gpc off
php_value magic_quotes_runtime off
php_value register_globals on
php_value register_argc_argv on

I commented them out and added them to the /etc/php.ini, in addition to:
allow_call_time_pass_reference = true, max_execution_time = 0 and memory_limit =256M.


Anywhere else I can look?

thanks,

Nico

Marcin Soltysiak wrote:


$midgard->argv=Array
       (
           [0] => navigation
           [1] => top
       )

So, PHP has not registered $argv global var. Check your register_argc_argv PHP startup parameter :-)



Higer level of insanity - talk to yourself :-)

You got register_globals=Off and it is required to be On for Aegri to be run

Solt

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