register_globals is On Warning Message

Hello,

I just had my new host do an external transfer (IN) from my old host. Twos site are Dolphin 7.0 but now when I try to access the URL I get this message for both sites. I have checked the .htaccess file and everyhing that is suppose to be there is, including Global_Register is set to OFF here is the message can anyone help with this?

register_globals is On (warning, you should have this param in Off state, or your site will unsafe)
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Thank you, Jeff

 

Quote · 4 Sep 2011

it should be in php.ini

register_globals = off

Quote · 4 Sep 2011

You should make sure your new hosting provider meets the minimum requirements.

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Quote · 4 Sep 2011

Yes they meet the minimum hosting requirements. I already have another Dolphin site hosted by them and it works fine.  So I am not understanding why the 2 other sites I own, once transferred in and restored now get the register_globals ON warning message. .htaccess reads that it is OFF.  Any other suggestions?

 

Thank you,

 

Jeff

Quote · 4 Sep 2011

 

Yes they meet the minimum hosting requirements. I already have another Dolphin site hosted by them and it works fine.  So I am not understanding why the 2 other sites I own, once transferred in and restored now get the register_globals ON warning message. .htaccess reads that it is OFF.  Any other suggestions?

 

Thank you,

 

Jeff

Create a file called phpinfo.php with the following:

 

<?php phpinfo(); ?>

 

Open this file in your browser and check to make sure everything is correct.

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Quote · 4 Sep 2011

Hi Nathan,

First I created a php.ini file with register_globals = off and uploaded it to my dolphin root.  I then entered the sitename/php.ini  the site then loaded but when I tried to login to the admin panel area the waring reappeared and I was unable to log-in as admin.  I then created the phpinfo.php and also excecuted the sitename/phpinfo.php and it showed that registered_globals are in fact off.

I tried the same with my other dolphin site and neither of the above worked...just got error message.  Any other suggestions?

 

Thank you,

 

Jeff

Quote · 4 Sep 2011
 
 
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