I have just loaded V2.3.3 on my webserver and am getting the following error when doing ?flush=1

Warning: file_exists() [function.file-exists]: open_basedir restriction in effect. File(/tmp/silverstripe-cache-home-httpd-vhlinks-www.afsm.org.nz/manifestClassParse-_home_afsmanawatu_afsm.org.nz_sapphire_core_model_DataObject.php) is not within the allowed path(s): (/tmp:/usr/local/lib/php:/usr/local/apache/phpinc/:/home/afsmanawatu/afsm.org.nz/) in /home/afsmanawatu/afsm.org.nz/sapphire/core/ManifestBuilder.php on line 390

This error appears twice at the top of the page and is then followed by the actual page content. the url at this time is
www.mysite.org.nz/?flush=1

I also get strange errors when trying Dev/Build. see attached snapshots of this error (2 parts)

I previously had V2.3.2 on this webserver which I was testing live which had installation errors (I think) although it had worked better than this version.

Any Ideas?

Regards BruceG

Can you manually clear the temp folder? I've seen problems with old temp files getting in the way of upgrades.

Hi Hamish

Not sure how I would do that. Any ideas?

I thought that I'd cleaned everything out when I did the new installation but mayin fact have left temp files etc behind.

FYI - i'm using a new sql db for this installation which may or may not have any bearing on this problem.

Hopefully someone in the SS team will know something about fixing this problem????

Regards
BruceG

Silverstripe stores file manifest information and parsed template files in your temp folder (/tmp/ maybe) - just remove everything in this folder. You can also set the tmp folder that SilverStripe uses by defining the constant TEMP_FOLDER in your _config.php file:

eg:

define('TEMP_FOLDER', dirname(getcwd())."/tmp");

Thanks for trying but I'm still none the wiser.

Can't see any tmp or temp folder or anything similar.

Maybe there's some clever commands that I don't know about or any commands for that matter.

??

When I reread your last post, Hamish, am I correct in saying that I can create a folder on my site called say 'afstemp' and define it as the temp folder that ss shoiuld use?
If so I could easily find this and clear it manually - I guess??

BG

Yes, that's correct. Note that your current tmp folder will not be in your webroot, so you won't find it within your SilverStripe installation.

It shouldn't be too hard to find - from the error message it appears to be '/tmp/' - it would be better to find and empty it rather than relocate it.

Hamish - good news

I'm back in business.
It turns out that the webservers I'm on require some time before they effect the changes that I made to the sqlDB and folders etc.
When I retried the Dev/Build and ?flush=1 all now seems to do what it apparently should.

I've also now added a couple of modules and they appear to be good too so I'm fingers crossed for now and it's on with page creation etc.

Are you any good with email templates??