Who owns the includes directory?
Who owns the application_top.php file? What group? Is safe_mode on in the GUI? Is safe_mode on in php.ini? Is safe_mode_gui on in the GUI? Is safe_mode_gui on in php.ini? What is the safe_mode include path in the GUI? What is the safe_mode include path in php.ini? What is the open_basedir include paths in the GUI? What is the open_basedir include paths in php.ini? Do you have anything in the /etc/httpd/conf/vhosts/site34.include file? From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Tony C. Loosle Sent: Thursday, December 17, 2009 4:07 PM To: BlueOnyx General Mailing List Subject: [BlueOnyx:03126] Re: php error Must be the holidays.... Cant find any help on this include problem and no help on the tidy install? any help would be greatly appreciated! t > > Michael > > The line three is simply an include to read a config file from a > sub-directory > > the actual line three is: > > require('includes/application_top.php'); > > and gives this error: > > PHP Warning: require(includes/application_top.php): failed to > >>> open stream: Operation not permitted in >>> > > thanks > > t > > >> Hi Tony, >> >>> Still looking for any help about this error: >>> >> For starters I'd run this: >> >> chown apache:site34 -R /home/.sites/58/site34/web >> >> That chowns all files and folders in /web of site34 to the same >> UID and GID. That usually takes care of all the safemode related >> include problems. >> >> Drawback: You (or the siteAdmin) won't be able to upload files to >> that folder through FTP. >> >> Benefit: If the PHP script(s) need to generate files and folders, >> they now can. And it won't create additional safemode problems >> either. >> >> Next I'd check this error message: >> >>>>> Operation not permitted in >>>>> /home/.sites/58/site34/web/index.php on line 3 >>>>> >> What does line 3 in that index.php actually do?
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