Cannot instantiate non-existent class

**julian_m** · Feb 28 '06, 07:35 PM

Re: Cannot instantiate non-existent class

just to add another detail, executing phpinfo I get

open_basedir =
/opt/apache/htdocs:/tmp:/opt/ferozo/suspended.page:/opt/ferozo/etc/suspension

executing
echo "Server Path: ". $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']."<br>";
I get
Server Path: /opt/apache/htdocs

regards - jm

**Iván Sánchez Ortega** · Feb 28 '06, 09:15 PM

Re: Cannot instantiate non-existent class

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julian_m wrote:
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> include("http://IP_of_my_site/inc.php");
>
> to
>
> include($_SERVE R['DOCUMENT_ROOT']."/my_site/inc.php");[/color]
[...][color=blue]
> Anyone could give me some hints?[/color]

Use relative paths. And never ever include anything starting with http://
(or https://, or ftp://, for that matter).

include('inc.ph p');
include('./inc.php');

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**julian_m** · Feb 28 '06, 09:35 PM

Re: Cannot instantiate non-existent class

Iván Sánchez Ortega wrote:[color=blue]
> julian_m wrote:
>[color=green]
> > include("http://IP_of_my_site/inc.php");
> >
> > to
> >
> > include($_SERVE R['DOCUMENT_ROOT']."/my_site/inc.php");[/color]
> [...][color=green]
> > Anyone could give me some hints?[/color]
>
> Use relative paths. And never ever include anything starting with http://
> (or https://, or ftp://, for that matter).
>
> include('inc.ph p');
> include('./inc.php');[/color]

Yes, I've read previous answer from yourself (googling a little bit) in
which you said exactly the same.

The problem is that i can't include the file in the shared server, even
though I can do in my local server

the following line

include(inc.php );

works as expected in my local server, but fires up this in the shared
server

Warning: main(): open_basedir restriction in effect. File(/inc.php) is
not within the allowed path(s):
(/opt/apache/htdocs:/tmp:/opt/ferozo/suspended.page:/opt/ferozo/etc/suspension)
in /home/ke000067/public_html/test1.php on line 17

Warning: main(/inc.php): failed to open stream: Operation not permitted
in /home/ke000067/public_html/test1.php on line 17

Is there any workaround to this, or I just simply can't include *any*
file?
Note that I've not access to php.ini...

sdos - jm

**kay** · Feb 28 '06, 09:45 PM

Re: Cannot instantiate non-existent class

try first with the most simple - try including a file that is placed in
the same directory as the script, forget about classes etc. if u cant
include it - contact your ISP and ask them what to do :-)

**julian_m** · Feb 28 '06, 09:55 PM

Re: Cannot instantiate non-existent class

kay wrote:[color=blue]
> try first with the most simple - try including a file that is placed in
> the same directory as the script[/color]

That's what I tried hundred times...
[color=blue]
> forget about classes etc. if u cant
> include it - contact your ISP and ask them what to do :-)[/color]

They said:
'access to your file with absolute path:
"www.yoursite.c om/your_file.php" '

It's really strange
isnt it?

sdos - jm

**Jerry Stuckle** · Feb 28 '06, 10:25 PM

Re: Cannot instantiate non-existent class

julian_m wrote:[color=blue]
> kay wrote:
>[color=green]
>>try first with the most simple - try including a file that is placed in
>>the same directory as the script[/color]
>
>
> That's what I tried hundred times...
>
>[color=green]
>>forget about classes etc. if u cant
>>include it - contact your ISP and ask them what to do :-)[/color]
>
>
> They said:
> 'access to your file with absolute path:
> "www.yoursite.c om/your_file.php" '
>
> It's really strange
> isnt it?
>
> sdos - jm
>[/color]

Julian,

The problem is - when you access it through http, all you get is the
HTML (if any) generated by the script. This is how it should be -
otherwise anyone would be able to access your source code!

IIWY I would go back to the host and get a better answer. If you can't
get a better answer than that, change hosts!

include('inc.ph p') is a very basic statement, and used *very* heavily in
PHP. If it doesn't work on your host, and they can't fix it, its time
to get a new host!

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**julian_m** · Feb 28 '06, 10:25 PM

Re: Cannot instantiate non-existent class

Jerry Stuckle wrote:
[color=blue]
> Julian,
>
> The problem is - when you access it through http, all you get is the
> HTML (if any) generated by the script. This is how it should be -
> otherwise anyone would be able to access your source code![/color]

Right, I undestand...
[color=blue]
> IIWY I would go back to the host and get a better answer. If you can't
> get a better answer than that, change hosts!
>
> include('inc.ph p') is a very basic statement, and used *very* heavily in
> PHP. If it doesn't work on your host, and they can't fix it, its time
> to get a new host![/color]

Fine, that's what I was thinking right now. Thanks all you for the
help.

regads - jm

**Steve** · Mar 1 '06, 10:05 AM

Re: Cannot instantiate non-existent class

On Tue, 28 Feb 2006 11:04:59 -0800, julian_m wrote:
[color=blue]
> I'm having problems with include. I wrote a small example which shows
> what's going on...
>
> I should say that the problems started after I moved to a shared
> server. All was working fine in my local server...
>
>
> file test.php
> ---------------------------------------------------
> <?php
>
> echo '<html>';
> echo '<head>';
> echo '</head>';
> echo '<body>';
>
> echo "including inc.php<br>";
>
> include("http://my_site/inc.php");
>
> echo "inc was included<br>";
>
> $clsIncClass = new ClsIncClass;
>
> echo '</body>';
> echo '</html>';
>
> ?>
>
> file inc.php
> ---------------------------------------------------
> class ClsIncClass {
> function ClsIncClass() {
> echo "ClsIncClas s constructor<br> ";
> }
> }
>
>
> result in browser:
>
> including inc.php
> class ClsIncClass { function ClsIncClass() { echo "ClsIncClas s
> constructor
> "; } }inc was included
>
> Fatal error: Cannot instantiate non-existent class: clsincclass in
> /home/ke000067/public_html/test1.php on line 21
>
> Note that it seems that inc.php was included as if it were a text file,
> but as you can imagine, it's not my intention...
>
>
> So, i decided to change
>
> include("http://IP_of_my_site/inc.php");
>
> to
>
> include($_SERVE R['DOCUMENT_ROOT']."/my_site/inc.php");
>
> but the result was
>
> including inc.php
>
> including inc.php
>
> Warning: main(/opt/apache/htdocs/~ke000067/public_html/inc.php): failed
> to open stream: No such file or directory in
> /home/ke000067/public_html/test1.php on line 15
>
> Warning: main(/opt/apache/htdocs/~ke000067/public_html/inc.php): failed
> to open stream: No such file or directory in
> /home/ke000067/public_html/test1.php on line 15
>
> Warning: main(): Failed opening
> '/opt/apache/htdocs/~ke000067/public_html/inc.php' for inclusion
> (include_path=' .:/opt/apache/lib/php') in
> /home/ke000067/public_html/test1.php on line 15
> inc was included
>
> Fatal error: Cannot instantiate non-existent class: clsincclass in
> /home/ke000067/public_html/test1.php on line 23
>
>
> Anyone could give me some hints?
>
> regards - jm[/color]

Well, I don't know about anyone else, but I put <? ?> round php code in
included files. Would this make any difference?

Steve

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