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Error auth.php3

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rosele

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Hi,

I updated plesk to 8.3.0. When I did it, I had problems and now I can't to access to my plesk panel.

I have the following message error:

Warning: Unknown: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in Unknown on line 0

Fatal error: Unknown: Failed opening required 'auth.php3' (include_path='.:') in Unknown on line 0


You can see it here: https://91.121.92.156:8443

I need help because I have this problem 4 days ago.

Thanks
 
Warning: Unknown: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in Unknown on line 0

Fatal error: Unknown: Failed opening required 'auth.php3' (include_path='.:') in Unknown on line 0

Same on my site!!!
 
hello guys.
I assume you both use FC and there is file php.ini in root (i mean total root - /), the file is being loaded (reason is unknown, kind of OS issue). It should be deleted as it bothers normal php.ini from loading. another workaround is settings correct include path in httpsd.conf in psa/admin/bin
 
hello guys.
I assume you both use FC and there is file php.ini in root (i mean total root - /), the file is being loaded (reason is unknown, kind of OS issue). It should be deleted as it bothers normal php.ini from loading. another workaround is settings correct include path in httpsd.conf in psa/admin/bin

Good guess!:) But

1. what is FC and
2. do you have any idea how the php.ini got there?

It has the following content:

log_errors=1
error_log=/log/error
log_errors=1
error_log=/log/error

I had an issue with a webapp on thursday which was "telling" me that error_log=/log/error. I was searching /srv, /etc/apache and /usr/local/psa and even the php 5 sources for this directive. With no success as you can imaginge. - How did this file got there???

Thanks for your hints!
 
FC stands basically for FedoraCore linux. but i guess it is not only FC specific:)

absolutely no damn idea where this file originates from. apache update, some of so's update, php patch, zend optimizer installation - list is too big, thus it is better to say 'unknown':)

if you manage to track the file's origination, be so kind to give me a hint pls:)
 
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