Thanks, I'll check that out. I just read in a forum that if you put a php.ini in the home directory (I assume DocumentRoot) that PHP reads that one first.
Seems like a security risk to do so.
See
http://www.go4expert.com/forums/showthread.php?t=397
could that be so?
Thanks,
Keith
Edward Norton <
r00t3d@gmail.com> wrote: On 1/1/07, keith smith <
klsmith2020@yahoo.com> wrote: Thank you for sharing this information. If one is on shared hosting there is not way to turn off registered globals via the php.ini ... Am I correct so far?
I seem to recall there is some code when added to one's code that it will over ride this. I this correct, and if so can you explain it. I looked on google and could not find it...
Thanks,
Keith
Correct, on shared hosting, one cannot modify the php.ini file. However, you can
add "php_flag register_globals off" to your root .htaccess file.
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