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Upgrading to 9.2 vhost.conf not working

J

Joe Miklich

Guest
Having the usual open base directory problems after upgrading.

Using 8.2 before I had vhost.conf files setting openbase to none on a few of my sites that required it.
Upgrading erased the vhost file, I recreated, did the rebuild command, restarted apache, still having issues.

Did something major change? Any help is appreciated.

PHP Warning: include(): Failed opening 'cgi-bin/listman/exec/search.cgi?search=1&perpage=10&marknew=0&euro_numbers=0&lfield31_keyword=Yes&search=++Search+Listings++&template=_search_results_f.html' for inclusion (include_path='.:') in /var/www/vhosts/jdltrailers.com/httpdocs/index.php on line 48
 
Well got it working, I guess it was the:

allow_url_include = On


No other way could I find to get to the cgi-bin folder.
Is there a safer way?
 
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