I tried this trick but as soon as I put back the php.ini file, the problems are there again. Now I have deleted both php.ini in the "news" and in the "js" folder, and everything works perfectly, but I think that without those php.ini files there are problems about security? Or can I stay like this? Now the news are put in the home page of the site I gave you before if you wanto to see them :)

Site seems to be functioning properly. The php.ini files that come with the script are simply precautionary files for servers which have the register_globals & magic_quotes_gpc settings enabled, these cause security risks when enabled so I added the php.ini files to disable them.

On most servers this works fine, if the settings can't be disabled then the php.ini files are harmless, but on a few, yours for example, the server doesn't like the php.ini files at all and throws errors.

Keeping them deleted should be fine.

Chris wrote at 2012-04-12 23:20:07

Site seems to be functioning properly. The php.ini files that come with the script are simply precautionary files for servers which have the register_globals & magic_quotes_gpc settings enabled, these cause security risks when enabled so I added the php.ini files to disable them.

On most servers this works fine, if the settings can't be disabled then the php.ini files are harmless, but on a few, yours for example, the server doesn't like the php.ini files at all and throws errors.

Keeping them deleted should be fine.

Perfect thank you! I've now watched the php.ini setting of my host and I noticed that registerglobal is off, but magicquotes_gpc is on. I have a setting on my admin panel to disable it, so I'm going to do it and I should be ok with security. Thank you very much for your time!