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brookie
2004-09-29
2013-06-03
  • brookie

    brookie - 2004-09-29

    Hi, I have installed the 2.09c file and have chmod the forms directory but I am getting the foloowing warnings and then nothing else.

    Any ideas?

    Warning: Unknown(/home/nmauc/public_html/phpform/index.php): failed to open stream: Permission denied in Unknown on line 0

    Warning: (null)(): Failed opening '/home/nmauc/public_html/phpform/index.php' for inclusion (include_path='.:..:/home/nmauc/include') in Unknown on line 0

     
    • brookie

      brookie - 2004-09-30

      Follow up...

      I installed 2.07 and it's working OK.

      What's different in the 2.09c code?

       
      • ryness

        ryness - 2006-02-08

        FYI 2.08 works for me but 2.09c gives me that same include warning error.

         
        • TNTEverett

          TNTEverett - 2006-02-08

          Use of the include function is basic to the proper operation of PHP.  I agree that if this is occuring that the best solution is to talk with your host support person. 
          As always, please when you find a solution or explination to your issues, come back and post the answers so that others may benifit from your experience. 

           
    • Stephen Hale

      Stephen Hale - 2004-09-30

      That is a very strange error message. I can tell you though, it doesn't seem to have to do with the program itself. The server you are using seems to have PHP configured improperly. From those error messages I wouldn't be suprised if they showed up in a lot of other free php scripts.

      Since the problem is with your host, theres not much support I can offer, you should check with the host. Although, if you'd like to try a host who does properly configure PHP, try microterra  http://www.microterra.net

      Sorry I couldn't fix this problem for you. The problem occurs due to 'including' another file into the script called. Developers usually split up files, to organize libraries of functions, and allow other scripts to use the same functions (in a way, making the script smaller in size as well). If you really wanted to use 2.0.9c on your current host, you would have to edit the script, removing the include functions and placing a copy of the included files inside the script that uses them. If you don't understand, my best suggestion is, move to a different host.

      Please let me know if you need more support

      Steve
      --------------------------
      Microterra Technical Staff

       
    • brookie

      brookie - 2004-09-30

      No problems with any other PHP scripts (Gallery etc.).

      No problem with 2.07, just 2.09c.

       
    • Musawir Ali

      Musawir Ali - 2004-10-02

      Have you tried 2.09b?

       

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