Problem is - the only php.ini file is in a work directory for mod_php4 installation. As far as I know, this file would not be read by apache or the php module.
I do get the feeling that the only way to turn the globals on is to reinstall the php module....
PJ
only modify php.ini and restart the server (apache, not the computer), run as root:
/etc/init.d/httpd restart
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I want to thank all those who made suggestions. All were helpful.
Question:
As my server is on LAN only, I could turn on the register_globals for debugging purposes etc. But, is the only way to turn register_globals on to uninstall and then reinstall mod_php4 with a modified php.ini file?
Or is there another temporary solution until I can modify all my php files?
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