Re: Re[2]: [PHP-WIN] REMOTE_ADDR problem in CGI mode

On 2000-11-30, Pablo Vera stated: Hi Pablo, } My system: Apache 1.3.12, PHP 4.0.3pl1 (from www.php.net), Windows 98. I've got 1.3.12, NT4sp5, and PHP 4.0.2 from php4win.de. } I have PHP both, as CGI and module. CGI handles .cphp files, while } the module handles .php, .php3 and .php4 files. } } At the end of my "httpd.conf" file I have: [snip good conf ideas, which i adapted]. } I use two "php.ini" files, one located in "C:\Php4" (for the CGI) and } the other located in "C:\Apache" (for the module). I do this because I } need to load the GD library for the CGI, but not for the module. I only use one php.ini file located in my C:\winnt dir, as I want to be able to use all features on both the module and cgi. } On both "php.ini" I have register_globals = On I use a modified version of php-optimized.ini, so I have register_globals = Off, hense why I use $HTTP_SERVER_VARS["REMOTE_ADDR"] [if i substitute $GLOBALS for $HTTP_SERVER_VARS, I get an "undefined index" error no matter if I'm using module or cgi]. } I don't have problems with REMOTE_ADDR, so I hope this helps. Well, I'm definitely glad to hear that! :) I think it must be a config issue on my end, as I can't get it to work even when I don't load the module [i had thought the problem was due to me running both the cgi and module at the same time, but it appears not to be the case, as i have ONLY the cgi loaded and it is still failing]. I certainly don't remember changing anything with my local php.ini file, though I guess I must have. :( phpinfo() does report the correct value of REMOTE_ADDR - so now I'm really confused! Thanks for your tips - having a separate .conf file makes it easier to manage [kinda like the apache 1.2.x days :) ]. /vjl/