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Turning register_globals off

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chrisblackwell

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How can I turn register_globals off on a site by site basis? I have tried putting it in a .htaccess file but it doesn't seem to be working.
 
In this case you have to copy php.ini file in the domain's root folder and make changes which you need.
 
So you mean put it in the httpdocs foler for the root folder like vhosts/domain.com/
 
Hi,

Yes, Put php.ini file in the /httpdocs folder of the domain and made changes in that file which you would need.

It will be work 100%.
 
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