Before I upgraded my PHP, I used to be able to access all my files from cross domains. I have a file structure like so:
/home
/home/domain1/public_html/index.php
/home/domain1/public_html/include-me.php
/home/domain2/public_html/index.php
/home/domain3/public_html/index.php
This is just a crude example. But the index.php files in domain2 and domain3 used to be able to read the file /home/domain1/public_html/include-me.php, but they can't now - I just get:
failed to open stream: Permission denied
Is there a setting in PHP.ini that i'm missing - so I can access cross domain files again?
there is no crossdomain in action, it seems a problem with permission in filesystem.
are all files available for www user?
It seems like a problem with your doc root settings, Or can be a issue with file permissions on your server.
What was your version and whats the upgraded version?
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I'm using Apache and PHP. Webroot directory is /home/name/public_html
I want to include a file from /home/name/abc.php
include_one "/home/name/abc.php";
I got failed to open stream: Permission denied warning.
If i move the same file inside the webroot /home/name/public_html/abc.php
There is no error.
Apache User and Group has the permission to access the file /home/name/abc.php
I have another server with the similar configuration, it is working. Just want to know the possible reason.
I tried to run the PHP script directly in linux console, there is no permission issue. I guess the problem is in Apache configuration.
You should verify that php is really executed as the apache user. Depending on your configuration it might be possible that php is running under a different user, e.g. if your Apache is set up to use php-fpm.
If the server is a linux system, putting this
<?php
echo "<pre>";
var_dump(posix_getpwuid());
into a file and accessing via the web browser should show you the user informations.
I found the way to solve this issue from here. I have SELinux running on my Centos 7 Virtual Server.
I need to grant httpd permission to read from /home dir using:
sudo setsebool httpd_read_user_content=1
Hosted a new website. But when ever I open my website in the browser it is throwing the below error. Tried changing the .htaccess ReWriteRule but could not resolve it.
You don't have permission to access / on this server. Server unable to
read htaccess file, denying access to be safe Additionally, a 403
Forbidden error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument
to handle the request.
This most likely means that apache doesn't have permission to read the directory where your .htaccess is located. Check the permissions on the folder where the file is located.
Ok, so I was facing this issue as well. Now keep in mind, the location of my application was a folder being shared with the Guest OS. Now what I had forgotten to do is to check, and make sure all permissions were enabled on said file on the HostOS.
So what I recommend is that you check the file permissions on the HostOS. Might be nothing you did, just something you forgot to do. Here is a screen shot of what I'm talking about.
Correct file permissions on left, zend skeleton displaying on right
I was unable to restart apache using my ID. So I restarted it using root user and hence this error. Later I changed access permission of httpd folder to 755 and restarted using my ID. The issue was resolved.
hello I think you have some problem with permission like it's was mentioned on your hosting you will find some number near your file like 755 those are the privilege of your file if there wasn't on that number 7 maybe 5 or 4 change it to 7 and like that your application could get the access and lunch your application
I have a website hosted by FatCow.
I am trying to install the Securimage PHP CAPTCHA on my site by mimicking their quickstart guide, but it failed to work off the bat, so I ran their PHP Test Script on my site to determine the problem.
It threw this error:
The following error occurred when attempting to call session_start():
session_start() [function.session-start]: open(/temp/sess_5e72461407b4ac6283d9897cc49dc4e3, O_RDWR) failed: No such file or directory (2)
Now, I had an issue before surrounding sessions, so I made a temp folder through my FTP client on my domain's home ('/') folder, and set its file permissions to 777. Then I had proceeded to put a php.ini file also in my domain's home folder with the following declarations:
session.save_path = "/temp"
session.cookie_path = "/temp"
What is the issue? Why can't it create these sessions?
If the system doesn't contain a temp/tmp directory, this appears to be a hosting configuration issue, so you'd have to take that up with your provider.
Your solution to create your own temp directory may work, but your path wouldn't be correct. "/" is only the root as perceived by your FTP session because FTP sessions are typically chroot'd. Your home's root directory as perceived by the web server is going to be your home directory, which may be something like /home/my-domain. You can use the PHP getcwd() function to find out exactly what it is.
I wrote a little site with Symfony2 and I want to host it on my WebSpace. I only have FTP access, so I can not access any console/terminal!
Problem is: Symfony cannot create the cache directory properly! There might be a permission problem still?!
These are y steps so far:
Uploading my whole project with empty Cache directory (since I can't clean it due to no console)
Changing permissions of cache and logs directories using my ftp client
unmasking console, app.php and app_dev.php like explained here
Adding my IP to the whitelist in the files: config.php and app_dev.php
Checking the config.php to see if my configuration meets symfony's requirements (they do! no major problems!)
Checking PHP settings: PHP 5.3.3-7, SQLite3 and PDO-Driver there!
Opening app_dev.php/_configurator/step/0 concludes into a RuntimeException:
RuntimeException: Unable to create the cache directory (/var/www/userx/html/MySiteSymfony/app/cache/dev/twig/83/4c).
Opening app.php results in a 500 server error and no log file is being created
Someone an idea how to get symfony working?
Go into the app/ folder click "get info" on the cache folder and set the right permissions (make sure to click "Apply to enclosed folders/files").
Finally changed my provider. Seems like its OS was just deprecated.
Using a standard LAMP server with full control, I need to upload an image from DomianA using a PHP script to a directory on DomainB. The server has suPHP and mod_security in place.
Currently using an absolute path to DomainB I am getting the error:
Warning: move_uploaded_file() [function.move-uploaded-file]: open_basedir restriction in effect.
I tried to chown the upload directory on DomainB to the user of DomainA (where the script is being run). With no luck.
After researching I have found two potential solutions, and want to see if there are any better methods. And maybe some code to get me going in the right direction.
Symlink - so basically have a dir (below the domain level I guess?) then have each domain have a symbolic link to that location.
Modify my httpd.conf - not sure what to do, but I don't want to open any potential security holes by doing this.
If domain B only needs to serve up files from that directory and not modify them, then put the directory somewhere in domain A's tree, with proper permissions to allow the uploads.
You can then configure domain B to access that directory via an alias:
Alias /path/to/the/files/in/domain/A /dom_a_dir
Then you can access the files directly via
http://dom.b.com/dom_a_dir