[doggy]

Hi

I am new at php

Can you please see what i have done wrong that cannot run the install.php at all it says

Your server has the following PHP function(s) disabled:

http://muzika.studentet.com/install.php

please help me

thank you

[Brian]

Doggy,

here is the output of the error:

Quote:

Your server has the following PHP function(s) disabled: readfile file These functions are required for Jamroom to function correctly, and most likely have been disabled on your server as part of a security plan. Contact your System Adminstrator and see if they can enable the use of these functions in the master php.ini configuration file.

What this means is that for some reason your web host provider (looks like studentet.com) has disabled the use of those functions, which Jamroom needs in order to work correctly.

You will need to contact the Adminstrator of your website and ask them to allow the use of the functions (they will need to remove them from the "disable_functions" from your php.ini file)

Hope this helps!

- Brian


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[doggy]

Ok if you are talking about the administrator of www.studentet.com thats me, if you are asking for administrator of www.alba-host.com wich is the web host where studentet.com is hosted thats me again I own a web host but as I said i am not very good at php and this staff

can you please tel me in a simple way how to enable those functions
I would be rery grateful

thank you

[Brian]

OK doggy - I think we can get it fixed up then...

log into your web server via SSH (or telnet) and edit the master php.ini file - it is usually located at /etc/php.ini, /etc/php/php.ini or /usr/local/lib/php.ini. If you cannot find the file, and are on a linux system, type "locate php.ini" and it will show you all files with the string "php.ini" in them. Once you have found the php.ini file, you need to edit it. Look for the line that begins with "disable_functions =". You should see something like this:

disable_functions = file, readfile (and it might list more functions)

change it so it only says "disable_functions =" (without and functions listed after it) or comment it out completely by putting a semi-colon in front of the line (i.e. ;disable_functions = ).

Now restart your web server (on linux could be /etc/rc.d/init.d/httpd restart) and your changes should take effect.

You should be able to install Jamroom now.

Let me know if this works out for you. Thanks!

- Brian


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* The Jamroom FAQ
* The Jamroom Documentation