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Kelley
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Hello everyone,
I am trying to install geeklog for the first time and seem to ran into a little problem.
When I run the install.php it tells me the php.ini is wrong.
Warning: You have register_globals = Off in your php.ini. However, Geeklog requires register_globals to be on. Before you continue, please set it to on and restart your web server.
I am using php5 and changed the file to read
;
register_globals = On [Security, Performance]
;
Restarted the web server and rebooted the computer, but I still get the error and can not contenue with the install.
Anyone know how to fix this??
Thanks
Kelley
I am trying to install geeklog for the first time and seem to ran into a little problem.
When I run the install.php it tells me the php.ini is wrong.
Warning: You have register_globals = Off in your php.ini. However, Geeklog requires register_globals to be on. Before you continue, please set it to on and restart your web server.
I am using php5 and changed the file to read
;
register_globals = On [Security, Performance]
;
Restarted the web server and rebooted the computer, but I still get the error and can not contenue with the install.
Anyone know how to fix this??
Thanks
Kelley
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Dirk
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Make sure the php.ini is in the directory where PHP expects it (use admin/install/info.php to find out where it expects it).
Also, this:
register_globals = On [Security, Performance]
looks odd. Remove the "[Security, Performance]".
bye, Dirk
Also, this:
register_globals = On [Security, Performance]
looks odd. Remove the "[Security, Performance]".
bye, Dirk
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Primal
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Well I have the same problem...I edit the php.ini, putting register_globals = On killed the part that was behind it, restarted httpd, but register_globals still of when I check phpinfo()
I read somewhere in the forums here that if you can't enable the register_globals that you should add it to .htaccess, but why is that??
I'm thr root user of my mac, I can see the change when opening the php.ini, but it doesn't take it..although in phpinfo() path to php.ini =/usr/local/php5/lib/php.ini and that's the file I edited
I read somewhere in the forums here that if you can't enable the register_globals that you should add it to .htaccess, but why is that??
I'm thr root user of my mac, I can see the change when opening the php.ini, but it doesn't take it..although in phpinfo() path to php.ini =/usr/local/php5/lib/php.ini and that's the file I edited
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