Ahmed.
If you changed the AllowOverride setting in httpd.conf, you will need to
restart apache. I tried what I suggested here (on a RedHat 7.3 system)
so I know its OK. In httpd.conf there can be many instances of
AllowOverride, one per directory. Are you sure you changed the right one?
Just a thought.
Regards
Chris
Ahmed Farouk wrote:
Chris,
Thanks for your response, but I already tried that but still not
working!
is there anything I should do let apache recognize that there is .htaccess ?
permissions for example
- Original Message -
From: Chris Hewitt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Ahmed Abdalla [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 11, 2002 9:06 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP] register_globals flag in some directories
Ahmed,
The /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf file might not allow .htaccess to
override the setting. I've just tried this here and if I have
AllowOverride All then I can change register_globals in a .htaccess
file exactly as you have specified. If I have AllowOverride None then
I can't.
I don't know which override allowance is needed for php. I haven't found
it in the manual (but then I might not have looked hard enough).
Hope this helps.
Chris
Ahmed Abdalla wrote:
I am sorry if this is asked before, but I have apache 2.0.36 with php
4.2.1
in the php.ini file register_globals is set off, but i want to turn it on
in
some directories
I tried to create .htaccess file in that directory and put in it
php_flag register_globals on
but its not working, so did i do anything wrong or should I do anything
else
?
Thanks for your help
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