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23 Dec 2007, 7:15 PM
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Confused by System Setup errors

I'm in the process of installing my first Zen site (version 1.3.8a) on servers hosted by 1&1. When I get to the System Inspection screen, I get the following four red, fatal errors: $register_globals=".ON."; $php_ver=".$zc_install->php_version." {*** MUST UPGRADE ***}; $php_ver = "$zc_install->php_version" {SHOULD UPGRADE}; and $safe_mode=(ini_get("safe_mode"))? "ON". These errors seem to imply that my server's PHP version is outdated, but viewing PHPINFO tells me that I'm running PHP Ver 4.4.7 and that register_globals is "ON" and safe_mode is "OFF". Where do I go from here?

23 Dec 2007, 8:07 PM
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Re: Confused by System Setup errors

1&1 is noted not to be Zen Cart kind

If you can proceed and they allow control through htaccess file you can control these later

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24 Dec 2007, 6:39 AM
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Re: Confused by System Setup errors

Why are you quoting PHP code instead of actual browser output?
Or were you seeing PHP variable names in your browser?

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