Re: Warning: disk_total_space() [function.disk-total-space]:
The error is in the warning
Warning: disk_total_space() [function.disk-total-space]: open_basedir restriction in effect. File(/tmp) is not within the allowed path(s):
Modify the open_basedir settings in your PHP configuration.
The...
You can use this version which takes the info (site name etc...) from your own site settings
http://www.yetisharemods.com/topic/160-rss-feed-to-show-the-latest-50-files/
On my PC now
This is how I installed the demo I have here: http://www.yetisharemods.com/demo/index.php
/* main configuration file for script */
define("_CONFIG_SITE_HOST_URL", "www.yetisharemods.com"); /* site url host without the http:// and no trailing forward slash - i.e...
Unzip the zip file and open up _plugin_config.inc.php
Check that each // or $ starts on a new line.
Its because for some reason the line breaks/returns are messed up during the save/zip process and the plugin installation code cannot read it when the breaks/returns are messed up.
Once you've...
Its where the script cannot connect to the database server because its either overloaded, down, or reached maximum allowed connections. There is nothing that we can do.
You will need to contact your hosting provider to get help for this problem.
If you have shared hosting, then you have to ask your host, but most hosts will not restart it without there being a problem.
If you have your own server, then you should be able to restart it via your server control panel.
Not as far as I know, Will have to wait on Adam I think
But you could try replacing this in _config.inc.php
define("_CONFIG_SITE_FULL_URL", "www.yourdomain.com");
With
$host = $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'];
define("_CONFIG_SITE_HOST_URL", $host);
In the site configuration in the admin control panel.
You may also need to change the settings in the php.ini file if you are limited by that.
Look at this post regarding the php.ini file
http://forum.mfscripts.com/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=572
I noticed, that if you have any plugins installed, the admin side not work until you change the following line in each of the files in the plugins admin folder
include_once('../../../admin/_local_auth.inc.php');
Change the "admin" section to whatever your admin directory is named
Delete the php.ini located in your public_html folder where index.php is
http://storeit.pro/php.ini < that is limiting you to 500MB uploads
upload_max_filesize = "500M"
post_max_size = "500M"
It is not a vulnerability as there is no possibility of xss with a form that sends an email and does not use the database for anything.
I will check on my localhost later as I have acunetix web vulnerability scanner which is far more reliable than that website
I think I had an account there when I was helping you over at yetisharemods, if possible can you PM the account details and I will take a look to see if I can find the problem for you :)