wp_w3all path config on subdomains and open_basedir
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Re: wp_w3all path config on subdomains and open_basedir
No, it was working fine untill 1.0.9 and 1.1.0 upgrades... I understand I have to configure the php.ini file... But where is it stored ? Under root path ? I can't find him...
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Re: wp_w3all path config on subdomains and open_basedir
What kind of error you have, sorry?
where are you, on an online server?lechoduchaudron wrote:No, it was working fine untill 1.0.9 and 1.1.0 upgrades... I understand I have to configure the php.ini file... But where is it stored ? Under root path ? I can't find him...
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Re: wp_w3all path config on subdomains and open_basedir
if you need to setup this on your local server, you need to look inside PHP install folder, in windows normally in c:\program files .... while on linux distro it depend.
Inside the PHP program folder there is a php.ini file you need to edit.
If in an online server, search for section about edit php.ini on your domain admin control panel.
Inside the PHP program folder there is a php.ini file you need to edit.
If in an online server, search for section about edit php.ini on your domain admin control panel.
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Re: wp_w3all path config on subdomains and open_basedir
It's an online server, like 99 % of webmasters... And I've had never seen an admin control panel under a remote distant server offering to configure php.ini... It's a common option for all the server, there's no web service offering a webmaster to tweak such a sensible data. So now your plugin works only with local webservers...axew3 wrote:if you need to setup this on your local server, you need to look inside PHP install folder, in windows normally in c:\program files .... while on linux distro it depend.
There is inside a php.ini folder you need to edit.
If in an online server, search for section about edit php.ini on your domain admin control panel.
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i'm little confused... sorry ... i can give you an example just solved online:
http://www.raunveruleiki.is
http://spjall.raunveruleiki.is
where all is under construction. But just solved.
This site was not able to include the phpBB config due to the fact the open_basedir directive was active on php.ini.
Now has been solved deactivating it on php.ini.
So maybe you cannot modify the php.ini on your online server?
It is strange, if you manage subdomains... I think you only fail to set correct full path, and maybe you do not are on subdomain scenario.
http://www.raunveruleiki.is
http://spjall.raunveruleiki.is
where all is under construction. But just solved.
This site was not able to include the phpBB config due to the fact the open_basedir directive was active on php.ini.
Now has been solved deactivating it on php.ini.
So maybe you cannot modify the php.ini on your online server?
It is strange, if you manage subdomains... I think you only fail to set correct full path, and maybe you do not are on subdomain scenario.
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Re: wp_w3all path config on subdomains and open_basedir
I've checked all options of my remote cPanel controls under my website online server... No way to tune php.ini file. It may often occurs for corporate custumers, but I can assure you I've had never meet such an option for a common basic storage owner... I was wondering where I found this file previously, it was on my local dev server (Ampps), but no way to tune it under my online web storage.
Right now, when activated, your V. 1.0.9 & 1.1.0 plugin are completely messing my website, not only the dashboard... A white background with a lot of black webdings caracters along the fullpage. I guess you're a great developer for writing such a plugin, but if it's working fine on your own, it totally sucks out there...
Right now, when activated, your V. 1.0.9 & 1.1.0 plugin are completely messing my website, not only the dashboard... A white background with a lot of black webdings caracters along the fullpage. I guess you're a great developer for writing such a plugin, but if it's working fine on your own, it totally sucks out there...