02-18-2009, 12:05 AM
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Fluid Hosting Tech
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Washington
Posts: 4,177
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(Unix) Disabling PHP's register_globals
The following was sent out to Unix customers:
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Dear Valued Customers,
In an effort to improve web server security, we have started disabling PHP's register_globals function on our web servers. The register_globals function has been depreciated by PHP for several years, and several new scripts will refuse to function with it enabled. If your site requires register_globals, we recommend updating, or patching your site's scripts. However, if that isn't possible, register_globals may be enabled on a per-site basis using .htaccess.
In order to enable register_globals, please create a new or modify an existing .htaccess file within your domain's root directory. Then add the following line to the file: php_value register_globals 1
PS: Please do not reply to this email directly as your reply will not be attended to. Instead, please open a ticket from your account's control panel.
Sincerely,
System Administrators
Fluid Hosting, LLC
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