php open_basedir restriction - topic exists

[ajaxStardust]

hi there. i'm pretty sure a topic exists here because i opened it but prob under a stupid title. (searhing w/ keywords php open basedir 0 results)

And i believe the solution is in an off-site link to the Hestia cp board. apparently it's become a more popular topic because in the past i don't recall having difficulty shuffling through a bunch of posts from people who CLEARLY have no idea what's going on. haha. 

anyway. 

Could someone please point me in the direction of the "correct" guidance for editing the .tpl files or... no. it's not that. 
it's actualy in a .conf file i think - the comm between apache and nginx has to be config. oh, and probably a php directive. i duno man! ach! (think Napolean Dynamite : geez!)
i rem it's that nginx doesn't' want to parse the file. so apache keeps getting a localhost / client dropped the request. something like that. 

Edited 8 hours ago by ajaxStardust

[ajaxStardust]

actually. i think there's a FAQ about it. i must find.


and here we have it!
you know you guys put that on there 'cause of me. haha
prolly [sic]

Edited 8 hours ago by ajaxStardust

[ajaxStardust]

That guide seems to be targeted to people who don't have the VPS account. 

My account is a VPS. So, I guess the idea is if you have the VPS, you should know how to configure that setting. 
Aww shucks. 
lol



i guess it's back to finding the correct forum URL at the ... i might be confusing that w/ my other request about the .phtml files, which i realize now is a totally separate issue. i'm sure i realized it then. what i mean is... i think im confusing the support documents available. i think the Hestia CP Forum thread was how to solve the .phtml issue. not sure. sorry guys. 
 

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