You can configure just a VirtualHost to use register_globals by
specifying the Directive within the < Container > If you are using
VirtualHosts for your jffnms installation.
(I have custom stuff in mine, it may or may not work in your case )
eg.
Hi,
Look for the php_flag apache command (from the mod_php module) and you should be
able to set register_global on a per-vhost basis.
Javier
Nicholas Ritter wrote:
> Is there a way to configure PHP so that it uses register_globals on
> for the JFFNMS install instead of the whole web site? (Or i
Is there a way to configure PHP so that it uses register_globals on
for the JFFNMS install instead of the whole web site? (Or is there a
way to run JFFNMS without register_globals?)
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Is there a detailed
guide for Windows users about how to set up the different options, like setting
up the connectivity, memory usage, hard disk space etc.? I see a good guide for
configuring this on Windows machines.
Thanks much
Emmanuel Doguet wrote:
Hi to all,
When I adding some SLA for my interfaces, I run poller.php &
rdd_analizer.php manually (under jffnms users) for accelerate debuging.
But data shown by rrd_analizer seem to be updated only every 30minutes
or somethink like that.
How it took data ?? (th
Title: RE: [jffnms-users] help
I have been successfully testing JFFNMS on a Win2K Server virtual machine running on Virtual Server 2005 for a couple of months now. Check your installation as you may have missed something.
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