-----Original Message----- From: Marc Delisle
We got a report from a user, his ISP has disabled ini_get() and mysql_list_dbs() for security reasons.
Disabling ini_get() is OK, but who the f*** disables mysql_list_dbs() ??? I wonder if we shouldn't bypass mysql_list_dbs() by mysql_query('SHOW DATABASES;') since this should bring the same result.
Problem is, in this case, function_exists('ini_get') is true even if ini_get() is disabled.
This is a problem, indeed. As far as I can say, we can only work around this by adding a new directive to the config file, e.g. $cfg['IniGetDisabled'] with default value FALSE. In this case we simply replace ... function_exists('ini_get') ... by ... (!$cfg['IniGetDisabled'] && function_exists('ini_get')) Alexander M. Turek <alex@bugfixes.info> +-----------------------------+ | The phpMyAdmin Project | | http://www.phpmyadmin.net | | rabus@users.sourceforge.net | +-----------------------------+ | [bugfixes.info] | | http://www.bugfixes.info | | rabus@bugfixes.info | +-----------------------------+