it was all good till

[upperking]

Warning: SAFE MODE Restriction in effect. The script whose uid is 21714 is not allowed to access /var/tmp/phpb18960 owned by uid 0 in /home2/rsjr/public_html/avatar.php on line 136

Warning: fopen("/var/tmp/phpb18960","r") - Undefined error: 0 in /home2/rsjr/public_html/avatar.php on line 136

Warning: Supplied argument is not a valid File-Handle resource in /home2/rsjr/public_html/avatar.php on line 136


i tried to upload a avatar

you're server is running in safe mode

There are a couple of options and here's one of them.

Rename avatar.php to avatar.cgi

Open up avatar.cgi and add this to the very top of the file:

#!/usr/bin/php

You may have to ask your ISP for the path to the cgi of php.

Your files should be looking something like this:

#!/usr/bin/php
<?
$code= "More Code";

Now find all references to avatar.cgi and change them to avatar.cgi

Now upload it and CHMOD to 755

That should work, if not get back to me,

Nick

#!/usr/bin/php

<?

require("global.php");

if ($bbuserid == 0)

i ran into a 505

Path to Perl:
/usr/bin/perl
or
/usr/local/bin/perl

Sendmail:
/usr/sbin/sendmail

Date:
/bin/date

CGI-BIN URL:
http://cgi-bin.spaceports.com/~username/
(replace 'username' with your username). Note the inclusion of the ~ character.

Website URL:
http://planet.spaceports.com/~username/
(replace 'planet' with www, mars, mercury, neptune, pluto, venus, saturn, jupiter, uranus, titan, io, phobos, mir, europa, orion, atlas, cronus, apollo, nebula, leda or sol as appropriate and replace 'username' with your username). Note the inclusion of the ~ character.

CGI base path for accounts created before end July 2000:
/home/username/public_html/
(replace 'username' with your username). Note there is no ~ character in paths. This is the same for both servers!

CGI base path for accounts created after end July 2000:
/home2/username/public_html/
(replace 'username' with your username). Note there is no ~ character in paths. This is the same for both servers!

SSI base URL/absolute path:
/~username/
(replace 'username' with your username). Note the inclusion of the ~ character.