registration screen problem

I get the Following warning message which doesnt looks nice but registration itself works like it should

Warning: file_exists() [function.file-exists]: open_basedir restriction in effect. File(/home/simaerobatic/htdocs/phpvms.full//lib/skins/crystal/<h3>Registration</h3> <p>Welcome to the registration form for Simaerobatic Virtual Airlines. After you register, you will be notified by a staff member about your membership.</p> <form method=“post” action=“http://www.simaerobatic.com/phpvms.full/index.php/registration"> <dl> <dt>First Name: *</dt> <dd><input type=“text” name=“firstname” value=”" /> </dd> <dt>Last Name: *</dt> <dd><input type=“text” name=“lastname” value=“” /> </dd> <dt>Email Address: *</dt> <dd><input type=“text” name=“email” value=“” /> </dd> <dt>Select Airline: *</dt> <dd> <select name="cod in /home/simaerobatic/htdocs/phpvms.full/core/classes/TemplateSet.class.php on line 96

I am No server Guru so I do not know how do get rid of that problem Problem happened after reinstall of PhpVMS on Server

any Ideas and Help highly wanted

thanks in advance

BR

Thomas

Mod your /core/cache folder to 777 permissions

Mod your /core/cache folder to 777 permissions

thanks Mark

I have the same problem but i already gave 777 permisions to /core/cache

the registration screen still show the same problem…

i installed phpvms in a subfolder, may this be the problem? it’s like www.mysite.com/phpvms

phpvms being in a subfolder shouldn’t matter. Try mod your core/cache to 777 again, it might have not saved in the right permissions.

Cheers

Dan C

Try clearing the cache, i remember reading somewhere to do that… but dont trust my word lol, it wont hurt anything, but not sure if it will fix it…

I re-set 777 permisions but it didn’t work =[

open_basedir restriction in effect. File(/home/simaerobatic/htdocs/phpvms.full//lib/skins/crystal/

What about the 2 slashes ( / ) before LIB? i have double slashes too! where do i remove one? wich archive?

The slashes don’t matter. Contact your host, the issue is theirs