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Hi,
The usual syntax is like this:
If you look in php.ini, most of the variables are shown, some of them are commented out with #
For a module like suhoshin, suphp etc, you need to have a section in your php file e.g.
Suhoshin help is available here: http://www.suhosin.org/stories/configuration.html You may want this section in your php file. DO NOT DO THIS ON A PRODUCTION SERVER unless you deliberately want to bypass the security of suhoshin!
etc...
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The usual syntax is like this:
Code:
register_globals = Off
Code:
# register_globals = Off - this is a commentFor a module like suhoshin, suphp etc, you need to have a section in your php file e.g.
Code:
[suhoshin]
Code:
[suhosin]
suhosin.simulation = On-A