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Messages - kuruparan_paran

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OK, but the files i'm talking about are on my server, their just in a different folder.
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<? include('http://mydomain.com/4images/admin/index.php'); ?> won't work
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<? include('admin/index.php');?> won't work

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Well, I've uploaded it onto my server.

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<?php include("includes/functions.php"); ?>
I can't do that. Meaning, I'd have to put all the files in ONE 1 folder and change all the php includes.

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I'm sorry V@no. i don't really understand what your saying (sorry for being such a php n00b  :D)

T35 does support php but it uses safe mode with the open_basdir restriction in effect and i do have access to mysql.

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sorry Oracle for anything that i did that offended you.
it's just that i've uploaded all my content and i've just got things grounded and i don't want to move because that'll scew me over.

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oo sorry.

well, t35.com has a open_basedir restrictions. meaning that you can't open a file in another folder using php.

e.g
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<?php include("http://gogole.ca/folder/file.txt"); ?>
so when i go to the admin section. you can imagine what happens.

Warning: main(): open_basedir restriction in effect
Warning: main(./../global.php): failed to open stream Operation not permitted in
Fatal error: main(): Failed opening required './../includes/sessions.php'

is their a way to bybass the open_basedir restriction?

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below

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