I have this error

Either you are using the open_basedir parameter in a php.ini file somewhere on your site or your host is using that same restriction as part of the php setup for your account.
 
draque said:
I have this error, what means ?
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What is the latest 3 mods you installed?

This error is due to a profile rewrite done by one of your modifications.

Step 1: Disable your latest mods

Step 2: Enable them 1 by 1 (while checking your forum)

Step 3: Uninstall the mod causing this issue (you may try a reinstall but more then likely it's the modification).

There is NO need to edit ANY ini files as this is above an average users capability.

Don't make any edits or you will make it worse on yourself unless you know what your changing & how to locate the proper line.
 
No i using 3.7.3
And GgAcE i have this error after i install vb 3.7.3
I did not have either mod installed.
 
I believe you can also use the open_basedir parameter via the .htaccess file as well if I'm not mistaken, so you may want to check that.
 
123456 to update 3.7.4 P1 firs must to install 3.7.4.
Grinderhand this error I appear after i upload a custom avatar that.
 
From what I'm reading in your attachment, the open_basedir command is restricting your installed applications to opening and reading files in four locations:

Code: 
/home/slatinaf/
/usr/lib/php
/usr/local/lib/php
/tmp

function_tempname appears to be trying to access 'upload_tmp_dir' which vB is translating to a path that is outside of those four paths and open_basedir doesn't like that. If you have cPanel access try searching for all existing php.ini files and find the 'open_basedir="...' command and try editing it to include your forum home, such as:

Code: 
open_basedir = "/home/slatinaf/:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php:/tmp:/path/to/your/forum/"

You may find the php.ini in any of the specified paths or if you have a VPS the open_basedir can be turned off entirely in the httpd.conf with the command

Code: 
php_admin_value open_basedir off

This will make any php.ini open_basedir commands useless.

Hope this helps.
 
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