error register global

[peyman17]

hi
im upload nuke on the host &
i want install the php nuke on the cpanel
but this error dont allow me to install that
FATAL ERROR REGISTER GLOBAL IS OFF PLEASE ENABLE IT IN PHP.INI
&
i upload the htaccess file to enable register global but cpanel dont view it.
what i do?:dunno:

 

[Gouri]

Hi peyman17,

For security reasons the registered globals are off.

 

[peyman17]

how i on it
because when it off nuke dont install

 

[Gouri]

Which version you are using. Generally all new cms will work for the situation registered globals off.

Like instead of using direct variable to get, it uses $_GET and $_POST to get the variables and its values.

It is just an example. You can found so many on php.net.


You can not on it.

And for security reasons x10 off the registered globals.

 

[peyman17]

i use phpnuke 8.2
& it need to register global on

 

[galaxyAbstractor]

You can't turn it on, because if you would use it your site would get hacked as fast as an hacker finds your site.

register_globals is deprecated as for php 5.3, and removed as for php 6.0. It isn't recomended to use it, so you have to use another CMS like joomla etc

 

[peyman17]

i want on it to install the nuke
& i off it after the install
how i in it?

 

[xav0989]

Hi peyman17,

register_globals was once thought to be a great new tool, but it has proven to be a security risk. Therefore it is recommended not to use is and it has been deprecated and removed in the future version of PHP. This is why we recommend using another CMS such as joomla or drupal that works without register_globals. Also, register_globals cannot be enabled for only one account, it has to be enabled for all the accounts on a server, which is a huge security risk.

- xav0989

 

[descalzo]

i use phpnuke 8.2
& it need to register global on

From phpnuke site:

PHP-Nuke now works with register_globals set to OFF! Contrary to the older 5.x versions that needed some extra script for this, newer versions (starting 6.0) of PHP-Nuke will work with register_globals set to OFF in the php.ini! Thus, there is no need to renounce this security measure, as far as PHP-Nuke is concerned. The reason is the following code that is now included in the start of mainfile.php:
if (!ini_get("register_globals")) { import_request_variables('GPC');} Since every module includes mainfile.php, it also includes the above code, and will thus work with register_globals OFF. If, for some unusual reason, your module does not include mainfile.php, just add the above lines of code to make it work with register_globals OFF.

And their site lists the latest version as 8.1 .

This brings some questions to mind.