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Zend Server <strong>Reference</strong> Manual<br />

zend_monitor.security_black_list<br />

Defines a list of PHP Super-global values that will not be collected for Zend Monitor events.<br />

Each Super-globa (from the variables defined in zend_monitor.super_globals_to_secure) value who's key<br />

is listed here, will not be saved in event reports, and the string "" will appear instead<br />

of the actual value.<br />

The list of keys to remove can be defined in two ways:<br />

278<br />

1. A comma-separated list of array keys to remove<br />

2. A path to a file, prefixed by '@'. This file should include a newline-separated list of array keys to<br />

remove.<br />

Type: string<br />

Available since version 3.6<br />

zend_monitor.super_globals_to_secure<br />

Defines which PHP Super-global variables should passed through the security black-list filter prior to<br />

being included in event reports. See zend_monitor.security_black_list for details<br />

Each Super-global is represented by a different character from the following list:<br />

• G - GET (included by default)<br />

• P - POST (included by default)<br />

• C - COOKIE (included by default)<br />

• V - SERVER (included by default)<br />

• F - FILES<br />

• R - RAW_POST_DATA<br />

• S - SESSION<br />

• E - ENV<br />

Type: string<br />

Default Value: PGCV<br />

Available since version 3.6

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