safe_mode

Hello guys!

I'm trying to do a fresh install of the 6.1.5 version, and I get the safe_mode warning, it says: "safe_mode is on, disable it".

My hosting company won't disable that, and that cannot be disabled thru a custom php file either.

Is any way to bypass the safe_mode warning?

I remember when I installed the 6.1.4 version didn't have any such warning, was a smooth installation. Now when installing this version it comes up with the register_globals warning, so I had to turn that of thru custom php file. But then it comes up with the safe_more warning and cannot disable that in any way as I do not have direct access to the server files of my host.

So how do I get this solved? because I'm stuck at this point.

Thank you!

Diamax

Quote · 12 May 2009

Your only option is to change hosts.  Dolphin does not run in safe mode.

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Quote · 12 May 2009

So, this new version doesn't run in safe_mode anymore?

When I upgraded from 6.1.4 to 6.1.5 was still working. However I decided to do a fresh install with 6.1.5 because there were some little bugs such as login screen looking weird after the upgrade. Was working until I did the fresh install.

I'm wondering if the previous version was working without the safe_mode disabled, then should be a way to disable that somewhere in the Dolphin script, so it doesn't check for the safe_mode, and works like the version before.

Because Houston, something tells me that most hosts, if not all have the safe_mode enabled. I read about it and it seems that if is disabled the host is at risk on a shared server environment.

Well thank you for your thought anyway!

Quote · 12 May 2009

Actually I checked, and my host has safe_mode off. So there is a bug in the Dolphin script, that is the only explanation.

Quote · 12 May 2009
 
 
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