Yes I saw that before, but it didn't really state whether someone really tested it with Safe_mode disabled.
So has anybody tested it out yet (with Gallery 2.0)?
Thanks.
alindeman
Joined: 2002-10-06
Posts: 8194
Posted: Sun, 2003-04-27 02:09
You really can't. As of right now, Gallery 2 requires the right to execute external programs -- something safe mode disables. That's the major reason why safe mode is messing Gallery up (yes, there are others, but more easily solved than this one)..
beckett
Joined: 2002-08-16
Posts: 3474
Posted: Sun, 2003-04-27 08:43
Rather than wait for G2 and have the odds highly in favor of your being disappointed, start hunting for a new web host now!! :smile: That other thread has all the arguments you need for why you shouldn't waste your time with any host running Safe Mode.
mingteikg
Joined: 2003-04-26
Posts: 12
Posted: Sun, 2003-04-27 14:09
was told by my web host that they have only included my domain in the safe_mode off. HOw did they do this?
beckett
Joined: 2002-08-16
Posts: 3474
Posted: Sun, 2003-04-27 14:30
Your host can specify this in the httpd.conf. All they need to do is place this inside your personal <VirtualHost>:
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You should read this thread re. G2 and Safe Mode:
:: <!-- BBCode Start --><A HREF="http://gallery.sf.net/forums.php?topic=5684" TARGET="_blank">Serious Safe Mode Discussion</A><!-- BBCode End -->
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Beckett, are you messing with our heads? Surely you meant
http://gallery.sf.net/forums.php?topic=2848
?
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Whoops. Yes. Yes I did. :smile:
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Yes I saw that before, but it didn't really state whether someone really tested it with Safe_mode disabled.
So has anybody tested it out yet (with Gallery 2.0)?
Thanks.
Posts: 8194
You really can't. As of right now, Gallery 2 requires the right to execute external programs -- something safe mode disables. That's the major reason why safe mode is messing Gallery up (yes, there are others, but more easily solved than this one)..
Posts: 3474
Rather than wait for G2 and have the odds highly in favor of your being disappointed, start hunting for a new web host now!! :smile: That other thread has all the arguments you need for why you shouldn't waste your time with any host running Safe Mode.
Posts: 12
was told by my web host that they have only included my domain in the safe_mode off. HOw did they do this?
Posts: 3474
Your host can specify this in the httpd.conf. All they need to do is place this inside your personal <VirtualHost>:
php_admin_value safe_mode off
Simple dimple.
-Beckett (
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(restart Apache too :smile