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Author Topic: Can PHP register_globals Be Disabled on an Already Established Database?  (Read 3049 times)

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If I disable register_globals on my already established CPG database, should I expect any other problems?  I assume a backup prior to changing this setting is recommended.
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No problems. You can turn it off anytime.
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I assume a backup prior to changing this setting is recommended.
No backup needed for this operation. However it won't hurt to perform frequent backups anyway.

Coppermine doesn't need register_globals, it operates totally independantly of that toggle. Therefor, there will we absolutely zero impact on coppermine if you turn register_globals off. It's like swallowing a mouthfull of water when you're swimming in the ocean: absolutely no impact on the ocean. Except if you are Chuck Norris ;D
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