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  1. #1
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    Exclamation Apache Problem

    I have a purchased php/mysql script (DeskPro support ticket system) that before was working fine. However after installing Redhat 8.0 and compiling in php, I noticed now that GET and POST variables are not passing at all to it.

    However, on the same server, another script (vBulletin) seems to be doing ok and GET/POST variables are passing fine there.

    What can be causing this and what are some of the things I can do to try and fix this problem?

    Thanks.

  2. #2
    maybe it is just the script?

  3. #3
    If one scripts, works and another don't, you should suspect the script. To be absolutely affirmative, test a few more scripts and see if you come across the exact same problem .
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    I found the cause. I had to turn on register_globals in my php.ini. I did that earlier but it was reading a php.ini somewhere else in my system and not the default /etc/php.ini.

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    This is what I knew from reading their documentation. It looks like the scripts, by default, is looking for php binary, which is at /usr/bin/php

    You maybe need a sybmolic link # ln -s /usr/local/php/bin/php /usr/bin/php os similiar to make it work. Besides, make sure you have register_global on at your binary php.ini.

    I hope this helps

    Edit: ops.. you have found the answer, it took me a while to read the documentation and their forum posts.

  6. #6
    Originally posted by Skeptical
    I found the cause. I had to turn on register_globals in my php.ini. I did that earlier but it was reading a php.ini somewhere else in my system and not the default /etc/php.ini.
    I need to turn on my register_globals, could you tell me how to do that?

    I don't have an /etc/ folder, where would I look for that?

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