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Originally Posted by Paul M

Sorry, but there isnt really much more can be said.
PHP creates GLOBALS, if its missing, then it suggests a php/apache/server issue.

I notice you are using fpm, which personally, I avoid, is there any reason you are using it ?

I use it because it's a lot faster than the alternative. Why avoid it?

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Originally Posted by BirdOPrey5

Perhaps this? https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=65223

Response from PHP team based on bug report of missing $GLOBALS

Solutions seems to be to force auto_gloals_jit to true in php.ini file.

I have that setting enabled already unfortunately.

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So I haven't had the problem in 24 hours since upgrading to 4.2.4 Release Candidate 2 but I remember it seeming to go away the last few times I upgraded.