Re: squirrelmail: apache/php and register_globals
On Fri, 11 Jan 2002, martin f krafft wrote:
> lucky it. it's a vanilla install with register_globals being the *only*
> thing i changed (to off) in php.ini.
Hmm...
> php.ini | dconf | .htaccess || master | local
> Off | On | On || Off | Off // NOT OK
> Off | On | || Off | Off // NOT OK
> Off | | On || Off | Off // NOT OK
> Off | Off | Off || Off | Off // ok
> Off | Off | || Off | Off // ok
> Off | | Off || Off | Off // ok
> Off | | || Off | Off // ok
> On | On | On || On | Off // NOT OK
> On | On | || On | Off // NOT OK
> On | | On || On | Off // NOT OK
> On | Off | Off || On | Off // ok
> On | Off | || On | Off // ok
> On | | Off || On | Off // ok
> On | | || On | On // ok
>
> and yes, i am very certain to not have left stray .htaccess files.
Yes, there appears to be a serious bug in this thing all-right.
I just went to the system I have working, and tried to find out what is
happening there (where it works).
php.ini register_globals is on (urk). This is not enough to get squirrelmail
to work (bug in php4.1). I also have dconf setting it to On on all
squirrelmail directories, and THAT managed to get it to "on".
No .htaccess files.
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