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What in the world is "php.ini level of madness"? If you are trying to attack php you are not doing a good job of it, especially because there were good reason
by ars 2y ago
What in the world is "php.ini level of madness"?
If you are trying to attack php you are not doing a good job of it, especially because there were good reason for using a separate program for glob.
- rollcat 2y agoI didn't consider the historical context, which several people in this thread provided. I already knew that "/etc" used to literally mean "etcetera" - "whatever doesn't fit elsewhere", but didn't immediately connect the dots that "/etc/glob" was still considered a fixed part of the system, and wasn't meant to be substituted by the administrator. I won't argue about PHP. I've dealt with it while there was money to be made from that, and moved on as soon as I had the chance. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯