php guys - help please
 

Warning: main(modules/coppermine/language/lang-english.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /usr/www/virtual/brizzad/www.weedland.com/modules/coppermine/include/init.inc on line 215

Fatal error: main(): Failed opening required 'modules/coppermine/language/lang-english.php' (include_path='.:/usr/local/lib/php') in /usr/www/virtual/brizzad/www.weedland.com/modules/coppermine/include/init.inc on line 215



wtf does that mean?

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I dont know what the fuck that mean.

the thread was pointed at php guys

Show us what's on line 215. "Failed to open stream" probably means it's trying to open a file that doesn't exist, or you don't have permission, or there's a network error if it's a URL, etc.

in line 215 is wrong access path to this file 'modules/coppermine/language/lang-english.php'

you made samething wrong when configuring it...

"Fatal error: main(): Failed opening" sounds pretty clear to me? Check if the file exists and have the right perms.

Is your URL supposed to be included in your path?

/usr/www/virtual/brizzad/www.weedland.com/modules/coppermine/include/init.inc

I've only installed a few easy scripts but where you have www.weedland.com I usually have home

it does exist and has correct CHMOD, that's why i dont understand what's going on

www.weedland.com is supposed to be there, im hosting multiple domains on the same ip

Are other scripts working using that path? Try a simple script you know works elsewhere for you to be certain you are using the correct path. Always eliminate the simplest before moving on:glugglug

what exactly is in line 215 in this file '/usr/www/virtual/brizzad/www.weedland.com/modules/coppermine/include/init.inc '

I would guess it's something like

require_once("modules/coppermine/language/lang-english.php");

(probably a ../ or two at the start of the path)

brizzad,

Edit this file:

/usr/www/virtual/brizzad/www.weedland.com/modules/coppermine/include/init.inc

Look for this line:

require('modules/coppermine/language/lang-english.php');

It may be include(), include_once(), or require_once() but you'll know it when you see it (since you can just search the file for that relative path to lang-english.php).

Replace the path to lang-english.php with an absolute path, ie

require('/usr/www/virtual/brizzad/www.weedland.com/modules/coppermine/language/lang-english.php');


Unfortunately without looking at the files/filesystem/php info I can only guess. But since you say the file exists, you might give this a try.

thanks dude, ill give it a try :thumbsup

No prob; tell me how it turns out. Hit me up if you hit a wall ;)

check your include path, make sure modules/ etc... is in there somewhere, or you could just prepend $_SERVER["DOCUMENT_ROOT"] to the path if it's in / (or probably just use /, ./, or ../)