Something isn’t making sense to me, hoping someone can help…
Strugling to migrate any Wordpress website to my server and get it to work. I susspect it’s a PHP problem but it doesn’t seem to affect any WP site already on the server.
Trying to load a site and get “PHP Warning: file_exists(): open_basedir restriction in effect” in the error log.
I’ve been through all the php.ini files I can find on the whole server and none of them have any restrictions (they’re all set to “open_basedir= none”)
info.php (like the one on a staging subdomain I set up: http://justgivehimahug.com/info.php) shows a restricion on the row “open_basedir” but that’s not what’s in the .ini file.
PHP 8.1.30 - phpinfo() shows the same restriction but that site works fine (it’s been installed on the server for a few years already)
Also, when upgrading the server, I get problems when PHP is upgrading each version:
“php.ini: A new version (/usr/lib/php/8.1/php.ini-production.cli) of configuration file /ect/php/8.1/cli/php.ini is available, but the version installed currently has been locally modified.”
At this point, I get option, mostlty they involve comparing/inspecting the versions but option 1 allows me to overwrite the modified file (1. install the package maintainer’s version"
I chose option 1 and no difference, I run apt upgrade again and when it gets to upgrading PHP, I come across the same “…version installed currently has been locally modified” issue.
Any help would be appreciated.