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[hyperion]

Omni's looking for the server software name, too. i.e. Apache, ServerofDeath, etc.   

[dRfruitLOOP]

Oh ok, it's Apache as far as I know.

[omniscientdeveloper]

Try changing HTTP_SERVER_VARS to _SERVER or _ENV
(although I doubt this will change anything, but it's worth a shot)

-omni

[hyperion]

What is the PHP version number?

[dRfruitLOOP]

Try changing HTTP_SERVER_VARS to _SERVER or _ENV
(although I doubt this will change anything, but it's worth a shot)

-omni

Using _ENV worked, thanks very much everybody.

[omniscientdeveloper]

which php version are you running?

[dRfruitLOOP]

4.1.2

[hyperion]

Good to hear that the problem is solved.  For our reference, could you look in your phpinfo and tell us what the 'variables_order' setting is?  It should be a sequnce of letters.

[dRfruitLOOP]

Just says "no value" in both columns.

Thanks again for all the help
-Garrett

[omniscientdeveloper]

version: 4.3.6
mine says: variables_order = "EGPCS"

[hyperion]

Yes, this string activates or deactivates the various global variable types.  If I wanted to turn off $_ENV variables for my users, I would set it to GPCS.  In this case, PHP must be resorting to undocumented default settings for these variables since no directive is available in php.ini.