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Posted by Ambush Commander on 05/19/07 01:47
To answer your question literally, open up your phpinfo() file and
ensure that the php.ini file you are editing is indeed the one being
used by the interpreter (on Windows systems, its easy to get multiple
php.ini files lying around).
However, you should not be remotely including files: doing so is an
incredibly bad idea, both from a security and performance standpoint.
If you are scraping Google's front page, use fopen or curl to retrieve
the file, and then echo it to the user. include() will allow remote
code execution on your computer.
HTML Purifier <http://htmlpurifier.org> Standards-compliant filtering
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