>>>> [06-Feb-2005 10:07:49] PHP Warning:  main(): open_basedir restriction
>>>> in
>>>> effect. File(../functions/strings.php) is not within the allowed
>>>> path(s):
>>>> (.:/tmp:/var/www/phpMyAdmin:/home/httpd/vhost/benoit) in
>>>> /usr/share/squirrelmail/src/login.php on line 19
>
>>> Check your php.ini file, there is a setting that is limiting which
>>> directories are allowed to be accessed (open_basedir).
>
>> It must be somewhere else because open_basedir isn't set... :(
>
> There is a possibility it could be set using a .htaccess file, or in
> httpd.conf as a php_value key.  There are a few places it could be set, so
> you'll have to do some snooping around.

safe_mode and open_basedir are set with php_admin_flag and
php_admin_value.  They are changeable at PHP_INI_SYSTEM level and can't be
used in .htaccess. (http://www.php.net/ini-set) Purpose of these keys is
to limit user options and .htaccess is controled by user.

Check phpinfo(). If open_basedir option is global - it should set in
php.ini or in included php.ini files. If option is local - it should be
set in webserver's config with php_admin_value.

-- 
Tomas



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