On Fri, 11 Jan 2002, martin f krafft wrote: > lucky it. it's a vanilla install with register_globals being the *only* > thing i changed (to off) in php.ini.
Hmm... > php.ini | dconf | .htaccess || master | local > Off | On | On || Off | Off // NOT OK > Off | On | || Off | Off // NOT OK > Off | | On || Off | Off // NOT OK > Off | Off | Off || Off | Off // ok > Off | Off | || Off | Off // ok > Off | | Off || Off | Off // ok > Off | | || Off | Off // ok > On | On | On || On | Off // NOT OK > On | On | || On | Off // NOT OK > On | | On || On | Off // NOT OK > On | Off | Off || On | Off // ok > On | Off | || On | Off // ok > On | | Off || On | Off // ok > On | | || On | On // ok > > and yes, i am very certain to not have left stray .htaccess files. Yes, there appears to be a serious bug in this thing all-right. I just went to the system I have working, and tried to find out what is happening there (where it works). php.ini register_globals is on (urk). This is not enough to get squirrelmail to work (bug in php4.1). I also have dconf setting it to On on all squirrelmail directories, and THAT managed to get it to "on". No .htaccess files. -- "One disk to rule them all, One disk to find them. One disk to bring them all and in the darkness grind them. In the Land of Redmond where the shadows lie." -- The Silicon Valley Tarot Henrique Holschuh
