Register_Globals on on some website

[Andrea A]

Is it possible to set Register Globals on or off depending on the virtual
directory of apache in which PHP is running? Is it possible using only one
php.ini?

Thanks,
A

[Justin Koivisto]

Andrea A wrote:

Is it possible to set Register Globals on or off depending on the virtual
directory of apache in which PHP is running? Is it possible using only one
php.ini?

Here's from my .htaccess for one of my sites:

php_flag register_globals 0

Changing it to 1 will turn it on.

You should also be able to do this inside the VirtualHost directive.

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[bonehead]

Justin Koivisto wrote:

Andrea A wrote:

Is it possible to set Register Globals on or off depending on the virtual
directory of apache in which PHP is running? Is it possible using only
one
php.ini?>

Here's from my .htaccess for one of my sites:

php_flag register_globals 0

Changing it to 1 will turn it on.

You should also be able to do this inside the VirtualHost directive.

This is interesting, I did not know you could do this, but I don't
really understand anything about virtual directory/virtual host. I'll do
a search and see if I can find something about this, but I wonder if
anyone would care to recommend some good on-line documentation?

[Justin Koivisto]

bonehead wrote:

Justin Koivisto wrote:

Andrea A wrote:

Is it possible to set Register Globals on or off depending on the
virtual
directory of apache in which PHP is running? Is it possible using
only one
php.ini?>

Here's from my .htaccess for one of my sites:

php_flag register_globals 0

Changing it to 1 will turn it on.

You should also be able to do this inside the VirtualHost directive.

This is interesting, I did not know you could do this, but I don't
really understand anything about virtual directory/virtual host. I'll do
a search and see if I can find something about this, but I wonder if
anyone would care to recommend some good on-line documentation?

http://httpd.apache.org/docs/ :-D That's where I get it all...

Also, the PHP stuff:

what can be set where:
http://us2.php.net/ini_set

and for apache *module* settings:
http://us2.php.net/manual/en/configuration.changes.php

Looks like these *won't* work for CGI mode.

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