Can anyone point me in a direction to sort the below PHP error. Which goes away when the addon is disabled.
Ergothemes support say it is a server issue, the server managers say that all modules are functioning correctly and it is an add-on issue.
Also why are these errors displaying at the top of every page, It never happened before, I had someone fixing an issue with there add-on, did they leave some setting enabled which should be turned off.
PHP Warning
Message
file_exists(): Unable to find the wrapper ".http" - did you forget to enable it when you configured PHP?
Error at
app/addons/energothemes_ie9fix/func.php, line: 31
Backtrace
File:
app/addons/energothemes_ie9fix/func.php
Line:
31
Function:
{closure}
File:
app/functions/fn.control.php
Line:
144
Function:
fn_energothemes_ie9fix_styles_block_files
File:
app/functions/smarty_plugins/block.styles.php
Line:
51
Function:
fn_set_hook
File:
var/cache/templates/backend/defc11d143f6962363dbe0ced1bb8c985d3ecc78.tygh.styles.tpl.php
Line:
53
Function:
smarty_block_styles
File:
app/lib/vendor/smarty/smarty/libs/sysplugins/smarty_internal_templatebase.php
Line:
188
Function:
content_58df8341b40e04_58526509
File:
app/lib/vendor/smarty/smarty/libs/sysplugins/smarty_internal_template.php
Line:
304
Function:
fetch
File:
var/cache/templates/backend/264307250531efb1e182519682324743fab3c98c.tygh.index.tpl.php
Line:
57
Function:
getSubTemplate
File:
app/lib/vendor/smarty/smarty/libs/sysplugins/smarty_internal_templatebase.php
Line:
188
Function:
content_58df8341b22c85_44656854
File:
app/Tygh/SmartyEngine/Core.php
Line:
76
Function:
fetch
File:
app/functions/fn.control.php
Line:
616
Function:
fetch
File:
----redacted---admin- url.php
Line:
27
Function:
fn_dispatch
The OpenSSL package for PHP on your webserver must be instaled and in the 'php.ini' file you have to enable:
allow_url_fopen=On
allow_url_include=On
extension=php_openssl.dll
Ask your hosting provider, if the things above are installed and enabled.
Also you can check the php server configuration by yourself by creating a phpinfo page. A phpinfo page shows you all of your php environment settings. Just create a file in your web root called e.g. 'phpconfig.php',open it with an editor and put in the following code:
...and save it. You can now access this page from your browser. If you created the file in your public_html folder, then you would visit the URL:
http://www.yourdomain.xy/phpconfig.php
Access PHP info from CSC admin instead. It's easier and safer that way.
The OpenSSL package for PHP on your webserver must be instaled and in the 'php.ini' file you have to enable:
allow_url_fopen=On
allow_url_include=On
extension=php_openssl.dll
Ask your hosting provider, if the things above are installed and enabled.
Also you can check the php server configuration by yourself by creating a phpinfo page. A phpinfo page shows you all of your php environment settings. Just create a file in your web root called e.g. 'phpconfig.php',open it with an editor and put in the following code:
...and save it. You can now access this page from your browser. If you created the file in your public_html folder, then you would visit the URL:
http://www.yourdomain.xy/phpconfig.php
Thanks for the replys, Below is the info from my phpconfig.php on open ssl
Should there be a listing for openssl.dll in this or is the info below correct. I am not very php savy
openssl
OpenSSL support
enabled
OpenSSL Library Version
OpenSSL 1.0.1e-fips 11 Feb 2013
OpenSSL Header Version
OpenSSL 1.0.1e-fips 11 Feb 2013
Openssl default config
/etc/pki/tls/openssl.cnf
Directive
Local Value
Master Value
openssl.cafile
no value
no value
openssl.capath
no value
no value
Access PHP info from CSC admin instead. It's easier and safer that way.
Can.t seem to find how to access the php infor from the admin.?
Administration->Logs->Gear Icon->PHP information
or
?dispatch=tools.phpinfo
Administration->Logs->Gear Icon->PHP information
or
?dispatch=tools.phpinfo
Thanks, My server manager tell me that extension=php_openssl.dll is only a windows server module and does not apply to apache.
Thanks, My server manager tell me that extension=php_openssl.dll is only a windows server module and does not apply to apache.
Sure .dll is a Microsoft's implementation of the shared library concept, but the guy should know, that this extension is available in Linux/Apache as well. I won't write a tutorial here for him, just ask him things to be enabled on your server like in the screenshot.
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screenshot-1.jpg
Sure .dll is a Microsoft's implementation of the shared library concept, but the guy should know, that this extension is available in Linux/Apache as well. I won't write a tutorial here for him, just ask him things to be enabled on your server like in the screenshot.
screenshot-1.jpg
If you could I would be very greatful if you could post a link to any information that shows the installation of this module on a LAMP server as anything I can find refers only to window.
If you could I would be very greatful if you could post a link to any information that shows the installation of this module on a LAMP server as anything I can find refers only to window.
This might be a long conversation as it needs many things to be checked. Send me a PM, we will take a look where the problem is.
Did you ever figure this out? I have the same issue with energot theme. In my case openssl is definitely enabled.