Plesk 8.2 (fatal error on most of my php site, after 8.1 update ...)

[masterfred]

Since the upgrade I'm having this kind of error popping everywhere !

Warning: showcategories(includes/pageNavigation.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /var/www/vhosts/domain.com/httpdocs/administrator/components/com_events/admin.events.categories.php on line 365

Fatal error: showcategories(): Failed opening required 'includes/pageNavigation.php' (include_path='\') in /var/www/vhosts/domain.com/httpdocs/administrator/components/com_events/admin.events.categories.php on line 365

This is the line 365 :

require_once( "includes/pageNavigation.php" );

This is what's in my php.ini file :

memory_limit = "32M"
include_path = "\".:\""
short_open_tag = "On"
file_uploads = "On"
safe_mode = "Off"


I have no idea how to fix this and why it happens, but has I go around I find more and more site I have that are affected by this bugs.

 

[macklus]

Hi:
Php cann't include that file, because it cann't find it in their path.

Try:

include_path = "."

In your php.ini

 

[masterfred]

Thanks for the info !

This is what I've tested and still get the same error :


include_path = "." [not working]

include_path = ".:" [not working]

include_path = "\".:\"" [not working]

 

[macklus]

Try that:
Replace:

require_once( "includes/pageNavigation.php" );

To:

require_once( "./includes/pageNavigation.php" );

As i can see, it's a php configuration problem. Remember to load a phpinfo page and ensure the php.ini's path before any change.

Hope this help.

 

[Monica@]

This is what's in my php.ini file :

memory_limit = "32M"
include_path = "\".:\""
short_open_tag = "On"
file_uploads = "On"
safe_mode = "Off"

and that's all? if yes php.ini is cannot be used without issues. Get the default one somewhere, probably this one is suitable:
http://www.reallylinux.com/docs/php.ini

Plesk expects php.ini to be in /etc directory and if it's somewhere else it creates it (upon the installation or upgrade) with few lines like you have.
If your php.ini is somewhere else (execute php -i | grep php.ini to get to know) it's a good idea to create symlink.