Remember those errors? They're back!

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Corey

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I passed this on to Bryon.
 

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Replace the following:
PHP:
$HTTP_SERVER_VARS > $_SERVER
$HTTP_ENV_VARS > $_ENV
$HTTP_COOKIE_VARS > $_COOKIE
$HTTP_GET_VARS > $_GET
$HTTP_POST_VARS > $_POST
$HTTP_POST_FILES > $_FILES
$HTTP_SESSION_VARS > $_SESSION

(Old variables are disabled thanks to setting in PHP 5.0.0+)
 
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Your error_reporting level is set to show E_NOTICE PHP errors, that is why you're seeing those notices about the undefined variables. I'm not sure why they started appearing again.

In your public_html is the file index.php. One of the first few lines in there set the error_reporting level to E_ALL. I changed it to show all errors except E_NOTICE.
 

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Thanks. I might upload a version of Jupiter CMS designed for x10, with the necessary ads, this fix and a mod or two.
 
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