[cobalt-users] IMP set-up, .htaccess file --> magic_quotes_gpc ERROR

["Tim Bolt" <timbolt@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Many thanks for your help.  Great list, though still problem not solved.  These suggestions were checked out:



Donna Lever wrote:
> If you're still not having much luck, try checking the access.conf 
>(though
> it may possibly appear in srm.conf or httpd.conf). You need 
> somthing along
> these lines:

<snip>

> AllowOverride AuthConfig Indexes Limit
> 
> You'll need at the very least, AuthConfig. If you see AllowOverride 
> None, that's most likely your problem.

Checked this and "AllowOverride AuthConfig Indexes Limit" is in the access.conf file.
"AllowOverride" is on a hashed line (i.e. "# AllowOverride") so that is not the problems.
 

 
Carrie Bartkowiak (aka the legendary and original "CarrieB") wrote:
> > These all returned a "Internal Server Error: The server 
> > encountered
> >an internal error or misconfiguration and was unable to complete 
> > your request. ".
> 
> Just to cover the basics...
> 1. Does this site have PHP enabled in the Site Settings?

Yes, the site has PHP enabled.


> 2. Does it have Override All permissions in access.conf?

It has: "AllowOverride AuthConfig Indexes Limit" in access.conf.  Is this good enough?


> 3. Have you checked your php.ini file to make sure that overrides
> are allowed and everything's set up correctly?

There is nothing about Overrides or such in the php.ini file.  Should I add a line?  I do also not want to compromise other security issues or warranty issues.  Tell if I should add something to php.ini, but otherwise it has nothing about overriding, but the access.conf does.


> Check the Auth_PAM thing too; it's always given me internal server
> errors.
> If I use a 'normal' .htaccess file, all works fine. If I use what
> Cobalt's support pages tell me to use
> (namely the PAM thing) I get ISE's. On 3 different RaQs - so maybe
> it's just my personal tweaks,
> but either way I can't use that PAM thing. (Whatever it is.)

Ok, here is where you loose me :- )
Seriously, I know that some .htaccess file for authorisation include a Auth_PAM line and some do not.  Mine (that work on other accounts and this account) does not mention Auth_PAM.
As this is not an authorisation thing, is this relevant? How would I check it?

Again, my only goal is to get:
                php_flag magic_quotes_gpc off
or
                php_value magic_quotes_gpc off
to work!

Thanks to everyone, more suggestions welcome!

Tim


PS - With the suggestion to add:
> AddType application/x-httpd-php .php .php3 .php4 .phtml
to the srm.conf file.  Understand that, but that only is of issue when calling up a file with such an extention.  I can not even view the directory!


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