How to enable register_globals for a single website without putting the entire server security at risk?
\n * In your file manager, enter the public_html folder.
\n * In the public_html folder you will see a file called .htaccess.
\n * Select the .htaccess file and click on edit in the upper right hand corner.
\n * Copy and paste the text line shown below at the bottom of .htaccess file and then save it:<\/p>\n
php_value register_globals 1<\/p>\n
This will turn your register_globals on and your script will work properly. Why is register_globals disabled in the first place? Leaving register_globals turned on poses a security risk for an entire web server. It should therefore only be enable on a case by case situation and only per website. Web Developers should no longer develop scripts that require register_globals to be turned on. Unfortunately this is very difficult to enforce.<\/p>\n
If yours is off and you want to enable it use:
\n php_value register_globals 0
\nYou may also want to create your own php.ini and add it to the cgi_bin. You can write a single file with the name php.ini in the root directory of your hosting account. In that file write this:
\nregister_globals = Off
\nmemory_limit = 120M
\nThis also addresses the memory limit error which may hamper some installs.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
How to enable register_globals for a single website without putting the entire server security at risk? * In your file manager, enter the public_html folder. * In the public_html folder you will see a file called .htaccess. * Select the .htaccess file and click on edit in the upper right hand corner. * Copy and… <\/p>\n