The error message reads:
Warning: error_log(): open_basedir restriction in effect. File(/home/httpd/vhosts/www.buffistas.net/httpdocs/ phoenix/www.buffistas.net/logs/20041230_log.html) is not within the allowed path(s): (/home/httpd/vhosts/buffistas.net/httpdocs:/tmp) in /home/httpd/vhosts/buffistas.net/httpdocs/classes/giles.php on line 52
Warning: error_log(/home/httpd/vhosts/www.buffistas.net/ httpdocs/phoenix/www.buffistas.net/logs/20041230_log.html): failed to open stream: Operation not permitted in /home/httpd/vhosts/buffistas.net/httpdocs/classes/giles.php on line 52
There has been an error. It's of the type we call fatal. Please don't be scared. You're not the one that's going to die.
Okay, where the $$&#&(@#& are the developers?
...
Again, it still works. It subscribes me. If I hit "back" on my browser, it takes me to the page and I see "Unsubscribe" rather than subscribe (and vice versa)
Warning: error_log(): open_basedir restriction in effect. File(/home/httpd/vhosts/www.buffistas.net/httpdocs/ phoenix/www.buffistas.net/logs/20041230_log.html) is not within the allowed path(s): (/home/httpd/vhosts/buffistas.net/httpdocs:/tmp) in /home/httpd/vhosts/buffistas.net/httpdocs/classes/giles.php on line 52
Warning: error_log(/home/httpd/vhosts/www.buffistas.net/ httpdocs/phoenix/www.buffistas.net/logs/20041230_log.html): failed to open stream: Operation not permitted in /home/httpd/vhosts/buffistas.net/httpdocs/classes/giles.php on line 52
There has been an error. It's of the type we call fatal. Please don't be scared. You're not the one that's going to die.
Okay, where the $$&#&(@#& are the developers?
...
Let's do the debugging in the BBaBB thread over there.
I've made a couple tweaks -- can you try subscribing again and post the results on .net?
Gus! In testing Cindy's problem on .net I discovered a weirdness with the tidy code. I've posted some of the offending text in your site, BBaBB.
The tidy code is trying to apply html rules to sql strings, in your example. Unmixy things.
Coders trying to talk to each other may have to use an equiv entity, thusly:
SELECT COUNT(*) AS sub_count FROM subscriptions WHERE
user_id≡2 AND thread_id≡32
... because there is no entity to represent '=' ...
We may also see other, non-code user posts that have an equal mark in them being decorated oddly. Not too sure how big a problem that is. The problem stays within the post. Buffistas, on the whole, are not so finger-lazy that they can not type 'equals', when they mean to.
Okay, that's strange. When I try to log in at buffistas.net, it doesn't work. With Am-Chau Yarkona/old password (which I'm pretty convinced is right, because I... haven't changed it yet, actually), it throws me back to Buffistas Home, still with the "you are in guest mode" message; with Am-Chau/old password, I get "You don't seem to have a matching user id/password combination", still on the log in page. I guess if an admin can reset my password, that would sort it, but it seemed strange enough (the two different responses to what, if it's that my password is wrong, should be the same fault) to report in detail.
ita, the code displays are getting bigger on .net. Details in BBaBB, there.
Not too sure how big a problem that is.
There isn't any way to turn it off? I use = all the time, and don't like my post being something other than what I typed in, unless it's to save the board.
Am-Chau, I'll get right on that.
I use = all the time
So does Nilly. Somehow "9 equals 1+1+7" just isn't the same.
Plus the whole != nomenclature.
