Re: Getting random error messages on my forum

[JFFP]

I have similiar

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Apply Filter: Only show the error messages of this URL
http://www.filmesonlinept.com/index.php?http://www.filmesonlinept.com/Themes/default/images/admin/
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2: require_once(SSI.php) [<a href='function.require-once'>function.require-once</a>]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory
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Arquivo: /home/bunkerre/public_html/Themes/Glacier2/Footer.template.php (body_above sub template - eval?)

but i cant find any

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require_once(SSI.php)

Someone can help me?

[kat]

I split this off from the other topic, to save confusion.

Does SSI.php exist? Is it read-enabled?

[JFFP]

Yes exist, how i know if it is read-enabled?

Thanks

[Colin]

This wiki article should help. How do I chmod? / what is chmod?

[Kindred]

looks like you have something screwy going on anyway, since - in general, SSI should never be called on a forum page.

[JFFP]

This wiki article should help. How do I chmod? / what is chmod?

Thanks

I split this off from the other topic, to save confusion.

Does SSI.php exist? Is it read-enabled?

Yes, is enable (644)

[kat]

Hmmm... OK, just to make certain that the error's the true error and not something being masked by that "eval" thing, can you go to Admin>Server settings and put a check in "Disable evaluation of templates"?

The error might change, then...

[JFFP]

Changed to

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http://www.filmesonlinept.com/index.php?http://www.filmesonlinept.com/Themes/default/images/admin/
2: require_once(SSI.php) [<a href='function.require-once'>function.require-once</a>]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory
Arquivo: /home/bunkerre/public_html/Themes/Glacier2/Toppanel.template.php
Linha: 153

[kat]

AHA!!!

Toppanel.template.php is either missing, or unreadable.

As that's not a standard SMF file, I have to assume it's from some mod, or other.

If you know what mod it is, you can extract that file from the mod's archive and stick it in /Themes/Glacier2

If the file's in the theme, you could do the same, with that.

[JFFP]

Is a file for my theme, Glacier2, and this file never was edited. it is already in Themes/Glacier2/Toppanel.template.php

[kat]

Doh! Sorry, I think I goofed. It's probably that file that's calling SSI. php.

Humour me, would you?

In that file, there'll be a line saying something like:

require 'SSI.php';

What happens, if you change that to:

include 'SSI.php'; ?

Might be better to attach the actual file, to your next post, so we can take a look at it, really.

[JFFP]

in line 153 i switch

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require_once('SSI.php');      for

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include_once('SSI.php');     

And error changed to:

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2: include_once() [<a href='function.include'>function.include</a>]: Failed opening 'SSI.php' for inclusion (include_path='.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php')
Arquivo: /home/bunkerre/public_html/Themes/Glacier2/Toppanel.template.php
And

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2: include_once(SSI.php) [<a href='function.include-once'>function.include-once</a>]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory
Arquivo: /home/bunkerre/public_html/Themes/Glacier2/Toppanel.template.php

[Kindred]

Glacier and glacier2 hav issues...   I had to stop using them almost immediately...

and -- as I said -- SSI should never be included in standard forum pages - I have no idea what he thinks that he is doing with that call...

but even going donwn that path: what the heck is this url call?

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tp://www.filmesonlinept.com/index.php?http://www.filmesonlinept.com/Themes/default/images/admin/

why is your site calling a directory of your site as an argument?

and finally...   support for custom themes should be requested in the support topic for that theme... that way the author can answer usch questions as: What the bloody hell were you thinking when you designed this theme in such a backasswards way?

[kat]

Yeah, that's what I was just thinking, Kindred.

Try putting the entire path to the file, there.

include 'http://www.yourforumurl.com/SSI.php';; (change "yourforumurl.com" to your actual forum URL, obviously)

Also, check that the file's called SSI.php and not ssi.php, SSi.php, or something, coz, on the net, case matters.

Might be best to dump the theme, though.

[Kindred]

k@...   PATH to a file is *NOT* URL....

that will screw things up even more...

[kat]

Really? I tried it at my place and it worked.

I'll bow to your superior knowledge, though.

[JFFP]

Hummm, then is better i request support to theme author? 

PS: SSI is correct, SSI.php

[kat]

They may be able to help you, sure. As Kindred said, though, that theme seems a bit... well... weird.

[JFFP]

I will do this, very thanks for the patience and excellent support

[Kindred]

JFFP,

no. 'SSI.php' is NOT correct...  beause the file CALLING SSI.php is NOT in your root directory.
you need the relative or absolute PATH to SSI...

'/home/bunkerre/public_html/SSI.php'
or
'../../SSI.php'