Setting Register Globals per Domain on Apache

arciess

I am managing multiple domains under Apache, and wanted to know of a way either with apache or php.ini to be able to turn on and turn off register globals per each domain... is this possible?

Thanks, Ryan

gotissues68

http://www.phpbuilder.com/mail/php-general/2002062/2207.php

google is god 😉 Hope this helps.

Drew

arciess

In case anyone was interested, i found a solution. I have a separate vhost.conf file for each vhost. And in that file, i have this:

<Directory /home/httpd/vhosts/domain.com/httpdocs>
AllowOverride All
php_admin_flag register_globals on
</Directory>

So in the php.ini file i have it set to off, then any domain that I need to turn on the globals, i add that to the vhost.conf file...

Hope this helps someone...

Ryan

keith73

I was going to suggest that or an htaccess file.

For those who don't have access to their apache config files, you can create a .htaccess file and place it in your web directory on the server.

php_admin_flag register_globals on

keith

enterume

there is another via PHP coding..

ini_set ( "register_globals", "1")

kamhang

keith73 wrote:
I was going to suggest that or an htaccess file.

For those who don't have access to their apache config files, you can create a .htaccess file and place it in your web directory on the server.

php_admin_flag register_globals on

keith

when i put
"php_admin_flag register_globals on" in .htaccess,

It shows 500 internal error. how can i fix it?

I am using Linux: Fedora

bretticus

when i put
"php_admin_flag register_globals on" in .htaccess,

It shows 500 internal error. how can i fix it?

ummm...remove it???

Try enterume's suggestion instead or update apache config file if you have access.

dalecosp

kamhang wrote:
when i put
"php_admin_flag register_globals on" in .htaccess,

It shows 500 internal error. how can i fix it?

I am using Linux: Fedora

Probably the OS isn't as important as your PHP and Apache versions.

With one older box I have, for example, the syntax was: "php_value register_globals 1" in the httpd.conf <VirtualHost></VirtualHost> section....

patchshorts

kamhang wrote:
when i put
"php_admin_flag register_globals on" in .htaccess,

It shows 500 internal error. how can i fix it?

I am using Linux: Fedora

Apache documentation has this nifty little thing called contexts. Some configuration directives work in certain contexts. Some contexts include global config, vhost config, .htaccess configs, et al. php_admin* will only work in a vhost context and not .htaccess. There for it wont work.

HOWEVER!!! you can use the ini_set() function in your php code to turn this on.