I change my question: is gpg plugin is supporting php version
4.3.10: it
seems that this version of php does not accept global definition variable.
I can't recover. I tried this kind of solulution: adding to /etc/httpd/conf.d/ssl.conf:
<Directory "/var/www/private/squirrelmail/plugins"> php_admin_value register_globals 1
change the following in /etc/php.ini to on register_globals = Off
Nothing is changed! still the same massages in the log and plugin doesn't work!
Why are you attempting to turn register_globals on? This is a bad idea. I don't find any references to "$matches" in gpg's setup.php. Maybe you are using an outdated version of that plugin. You need to upgrade or provide the version number you are using and proof that it has "$matches" inside of setup.php.
-paul
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