I know PHP 5.3 is old, using it is a security risk, and turning register_globals on will be cherry on top.
BUT, I need to use it for a few months for a very old website, until I update it with the new technology.
I have Cloudlinux 7.7 installed on cPanel v82.0.15
- Installed PHP 5.3 via EasyApache 4
- Applied 5.3 to the website via MultiPHP Manager
- Edited php.ini file for 5.3 "register_globals = On"
However, register_globals is still off.
I cant see register_globals directive in phpinfo() at all
Is there anything I can do to turn register_globals on?
BUT, I need to use it for a few months for a very old website, until I update it with the new technology.
I have Cloudlinux 7.7 installed on cPanel v82.0.15
- Installed PHP 5.3 via EasyApache 4
- Applied 5.3 to the website via MultiPHP Manager
- Edited php.ini file for 5.3 "register_globals = On"
However, register_globals is still off.
I cant see register_globals directive in phpinfo() at all
Is there anything I can do to turn register_globals on?
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