register globals and safe_mode

Next topic

Author	Message
Jindrich Rezac	Thursday 04 November 2010 12:07:54 pm I'm having problems installing eZ Publish version 4.3 and 4.4. . One option appears to be an incorrect setting register_globals and safe_mode. I have read many articles in the forum, but the exact answer to how these two parameters PHP setting I could find. Most often both parameters should be set to OFF. How to set both parameters for use eZ Publish? P: S: In the administration of the System information is very often both of these parameters are wrongly placed in comparison with the settings on the server and dump the phpinfo. And a reminder to look in the forum - the search result is not sorted, so I'm already old news hours discussing contributions of 5 or more years old.
Gaetano Giunta	Thursday 04 November 2010 2:54:46 pm 1 - go to the Setup / System Information page, click on the 'Details' link, look for the line where it says "Configuration File (php.ini) Path", note where your currently in use php.ini file is located 2- edit that file 3- look for the lines starting with "safe_mode" and "register_globals". Nb: lines starting with a semicolon are comments. If the lines are there, change them. Otherwise, add them: safe_mode = Off register_globals = Off Principal Consultant International Business Member of the Community Project Board

Author

Message

Thursday 04 November 2010 12:07:54 pm

I'm having problems installing eZ Publish version 4.3 and 4.4. . One option appears to be an incorrect setting register_globals and safe_mode. I have read many articles in the forum, but the exact answer to how these two parameters PHP setting I could find. Most often both parameters should be set to OFF.
How to set both parameters for use eZ Publish?
P: S: In the administration of the System information is very often both of these parameters are wrongly placed in comparison with the settings on the server and dump the phpinfo.
And a reminder to look in the forum - the search result is not sorted, so I'm already old news hours discussing contributions of 5 or more years old.

Gaetano Giunta

Thursday 04 November 2010 2:54:46 pm

1 - go to the Setup / System Information page, click on the 'Details' link, look for the line where it says "Configuration File (php.ini) Path", note where your currently in use php.ini file is located

2- edit that file

3- look for the lines starting with "safe_mode" and "register_globals". Nb: lines starting with a semicolon are comments. If the lines are there, change them. Otherwise, add them:

safe_mode = Off

register_globals = Off

Principal Consultant International Business
Member of the Community Project Board