Looks like your host may of restricted access to certain PHP functions.
Mainly chdir() and unlink().
Or this...
http://uk3.php.net/function.chdir wrote:Note: When safe mode is enabled, PHP checks whether the directory in which the script is operating has the same UID (owner) as the script that is being executed.
Although in most cases the UID is the same if it's in your area of access given by your web host.
The templates last time I looked could be edited in the admin panel.
If not you can edit them manually, they should be in a folder called templates.
The guide on my site explains them quite well, so long as the original author has kept
the templates setup and names the same / similar from when I wrote the guide you
should be fine.
Forgot to mention the templates IIRC are also stored in the database.
The files can be found @ ./admin/templates
Auron wrote:Normally you get that error by having whitespace at the beginning of the file before the opening <? or <?php and having code before session_start() IIRC.
Normally you get that error by having whitespace at the beginning of the file before the opening <? or <?php and having code before session_start() IIRC.