How to enable register_globals on my account?

By default, all our servers have register_globals set to OFF for security reasons and well-programmed software/scripts DO NOT require register_globals to be ON.

However, if the software/script you use does require register_globals to be set to ON, then you need to create a file called 'php.ini' in the folder/directory you want to enable register_globals with the following line:

register_globals = On

This will allow register_globals to be enabled. If you get a "Zend Optimizer Not Installed" message when trying to run a PHP script, add these lines into your 'php.ini':

zend_optimizer.optimization_level=15
zend_extension_manager.optimizer=/usr/local/Zend/lib/Optimizer-3.2.0

Note: Be sure to create the 'php.ini' file in every folder/directory that contains PHP scripts.

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