Install problem

I have seen many with this problem and i have it to.

allow_url_include is On (warning, you should have this param in Off state, or your site will unsafe)
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I havent got any good answer how i will fix this problem.
I was trying to change it in /install/index.php but then the site was all white and i have to upload all again..

 

Does someone know what to do?
I have a shered host at surftown....

Quote · 7 Dec 2011

You need to disable the allow_url_include PHP directive.  Your hosting provider should be able to lend a hand.

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Quote · 7 Dec 2011

the problem is with your host. not all hosting service providers are compatible with dolphin. so even once you get this issue resolved, either with a php.ini setting or some other means, i am not sure that you are going to have a good experience with dolphin on this host. 

 

please notify your hosting service provider, as it has been determined that having allow_url_include in the ON state is a security isssue:

 

allow_url_include and allow_url_fopen allow a huge number of web attacks to be successful. Many websites get hacked because they have PHP vulnerabilities. If those sites had been using allow_url_include = Off, or the more general allow_url_fopen = Off, many of those hacks would NOT have been successful even if the underlying vulnerability were not fixed.

 

If you have PHP5 or earlier, you unfortunately cannot turn them off in .htaccess. It has to be done in php.ini. If your host doesn't allow you to have a php.ini file, then there's no way to turn them off. You just have to live with whatever settings the host provides.

In php.ini, the correct command is:

allow_url_fopen = Off

In PHP5.2 or greater, you can also use this: 
allow_url_include = Off

If you could do it with .htaccess in PHP5, the correct commands would be:

php_flag allow_url_fopen Off 
php_flag allow_url_include Off

If you have PHP6 or higher, the above commands should work in .htaccess.

 

In PHP 5.2.6, you cannot set those two variables in .htaccess. You must use php.ini:

Create a text file called: php.ini with these 2 lines in it: 
allow_url_fopen = Off 
allow_url_include = Off

Put php.ini in the top folder of your website, the same folder where your .htaccess file and your website's home page are.

Then run phpinfo(). 

 

so basically you have to do this in .htaccess or php.ini depending on your servers setup, and quite frankly, i would send a support ticket to your hosting service, and ask them to take care of this for you. 

 

but you do not have an install problem per se' you have a server configuration/script compatibility problem

 

dolphin installs and runs just fine on a machine that is setup to run dolphin. 

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Quote · 7 Dec 2011

Can i do a .htaccess file to change it?

Quote · 7 Dec 2011

I have php 5.2.17 on the server so i can fix it my self or did i missunderstand you?

Quote · 7 Dec 2011

 fellow unity member, did you read my post? 

Can i do a .htaccess file to change it?

 

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Quote · 7 Dec 2011

Sorry im a little bad at english.. I dont understand where do put the .htaccess file or if i must use the existing htaccess file

Quote · 7 Dec 2011

 then the other part of the suggestion, is to contact your hosting service provider? did you do that at all? 

Sorry im a little bad at english.. I dont understand where do put the .htaccess file or if i must use the existing htaccess file

 

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