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  posted on 3/18/2003 at 06:05 PM
Hello
I have a problem that i can't fix with my web host support. They've made an open-basedir restriction instead of safe_mode. Well, when i try to include a php file (through a Postwrap module), in a sub directory of PN root (biblio), the answer is "Warning: open_basedir restriction in effect. File is in wrong directory in /home/sites/site147/web/biblio/phpDB.inc.php on line 67"...
I've tried to fix it with an .htaccess in root dir with "php_value include_path ".:/home/sites/site147/web/biblio" inside but it doesn't work. I do not have access to the php.ini file in this server... It's the first time i use the Postwrap module. Anybody have an idea ?? Thanks

 
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  posted on 3/18/2003 at 06:24 PM
phpDB.inc.php is not part of PostWrap and that is where the error is coming from. I would look at line 67 there and see if there is an alternate way of doing what it is trying to do.

-Shawn

 
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  posted on 3/18/2003 at 07:15 PM
Thanks for your answer shawn, but i wasn't very clear, i'm a french guy so my english is pretty bad !!
I've made a directory (biblio at root of PN) where i put some files. These files are postwraped via "http://www.vivelalegion.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=PostWrap&f ile=index&page=index" and phpDB.inc.php is an inclusion in my files to connect to mysql (a class ). Just have a look to http://www.vivelalegion.com and "Biblio" on the left menu, you will see what i mean ! (sorry for the military subject in these times... it's a customer's site !! ;-)
I don't think Postwrap is in fault, it was working great in local with my e-smith development server... I think it's my web host with the open-basedir setting. Maybe with Postwrap, the server thought that the path (of include) is outside of my webspace ?
Any idea ?

Hyp

 
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  posted on 3/18/2003 at 07:28 PM
Wow, very cool theme!

Hmmm.. Is a problem with using the full URL maybe.

Try using biblio/index.php instead of the full URL.

-Shawn

 
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  posted on 3/18/2003 at 07:53 PM
Thanks ( it's based on AutoTheme !! another great job of yours, no ?? )
For sure i've tried that (instead of full url), i think i've tried almost everything ( that i knew about servers...) : .htaccess ; full url ; relative path ; include with ../ and so on ...
I'm a little bit lost now ! :'-(
Everything was working perfectly on my local server, so i didn't take time to watch your code and try to understand how it works. That what i understood is Postwrap is taking the permission api from PN, verify the url security from the nuke_postwrap_url table and create an iframe with a little js for its dimensions... Great ! But now ? I really don't know what to try

Hyp

 
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  posted on 3/19/2003 at 09:10 AM
OOPS ! I've fixed it ! That was a simple "s" missing in my webroot path somewhere in my code !!!! So idiot things i do sometimes... Sorry for that and thanks a lot for your help.
Thanks again for your modules, great, great job Shawn !

Bye

Hyp

 
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