this is really starting to piss me off...

allow_url_include is On (warning, you should have this param in Off state, or your site will unsafe)
get_magic_quotes_gpc is Off, enable it

allow_url_include     Off

magic_quotes_gpc   On

GRRRRRR

http://www.attractinterestdesireaction.com/dolphin/install/index.php

Hey jmd,I was having the same problem when I first installed one of the Beta versions.I got a hold of my host and they made me a php.ini file and set the allow_url_include to off and the get
_magic_quotes_gpc to on and put it in my root directory.It fixed my problem.If you don't have php.ini file you might just want to get one.Hope this helps..Disstudem

You should not be getting this error.  Ticket # 1082

I did the same thing Disstudem and adding the php.ini file really works also I have to place it in each folder that had a install folder with it. Try this and you should be ok.

Ditto - I was getting the "global registers off" error - host swears it is, so we put a php.ini in every directory where it was causing proplms.   On DB5 the caused chron errors with the same error message.  This time, we commented out the checking and sent an FYI to Boonex support.  Got what seemed like a form letter back saying "turing global registers off is a security risk - but again, host swears it is off.

This does not seem like a bug. Just a setting problem.

A simple command in a php.ini file should fix the problem.

Its getting a little old alright

Register_globals error

A simple command in lots of php.ini files in different directories.  If that is not a bug, it should be in the set-up instructions.

People:


I would not have entered a ticket unless I checked this.

phpinfo.php reports:

allow_url_include     Off

magic_quotes_gpc   On

That's enough for me to call it a bug.

Good eye on finding this, bug or no bug at least it lets people know that there are possible vulnerabilities and it needs to be adressed.

Maybe it's a bug maybe it isn't.  Maybe it's some strange server issue.  Whatever it is,  needs to be determined, and documented so the next guy that faces the issue has a clue.

Hi i checked your site and you really not right. Dolphin's installation file worked fine!!! See attachments bellow.
You need switch of the allow_url_include and allow magic_quotes_gpc (and restart web server if php was installed as CGI)

SahsaE, this is very strange.  Phpinfo in the sites root (up one level from the dolphin directory) reports these 2 settings the exact opposite.  Explain why these settings are reported differently in the sites root.... just so we fully understand.

jmd4eva  you can jump in any time.  Phpinfo in your sites root reports these settings the exact opposite as the phpinfo in the Dolphin subdirectory, as shown by SashaE.   I'd really like to understand this issue, but  at this point I don't.

Perhaps your dolphin's directory have some .htaccess or php.ini files where  that options  is writing. Please will check it!!!

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Best regards, SashaE

SashaE, it isn't my site and I have no way of checking.  The person that started this thread doesn't seem interested in following up on his own problem, so I'm not going to concern myself with it anymore.  Considering how he titles this thread, I would have thought he would have been a little more receptive to someone trying to help. 

I'm outta here.  I have plenty of other things to waste my time on.

Perhaps there is another php.ini file out there somewhere. Or a php5.ini that is causing the conflict.

There should only be 1 php.ini of php5.ini file on the entire structure of the site and it needs to be in root. Not any subfolders.

I know that dolphin 6 install instructions calls for the php.ini file to be in several folders for some servers, but d7 is nothing like d6 so that won't be necessary unles I am wrong about something.

It looks like you are installing this in a sub folder called /dolphin/. Check to ensure your php.ini file is back in the root, not the sub folder and make sure it is set right for d7.

it would be nice if the author of this post commented back and let us know if his problem was fixed with any of these sollutions.  Just so others would know.

KWilder, do yourself a favor and start your own thread for your issue..... maybe a more sensible thread title than this one would help.(A title relevant to the proplem)  The author of this thread pulled a disappearing act.... it hard to help a guy that won't pitch in to help himself.  If you start your own thread, and stick with it, it will get resolved.

inc/header.inc.php is created during the completion of the installation process.  That's why you don't have the file.

I had this exact same issue and found that the cron command written this way solved the issue completely:

php -q /home/*******/public_html/*******/periodic/cron.php with ******* being your path of course.

I don't understand how the chron could fix this error.  On one of my installs the root is fine, but I get similar errors on almost every menu item / directory.   I wrote Boonex support and this is how they said to fix it:

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Dear Rob.

These errors pertain to your hostin's settings.
The "safe mode" issue can be fixed only by your hosting provider, you
cannot set it in "php.ini" or ".htaccess" files because it's a global
setting of the server.

The "magic quotes" issue can be solved by yourself by specifying the command
magic_quotes_gpc=On
in php.ini file and copying it all over the place as you say.

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My host, however, insists that safe mode is off.  I haven't decided whether to try to fix this install, of move it to another server where I am having better luck.