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open_basedir restriction in effect File is not within the allowed path


Check your configuration.php file. Ensure that the log and tmp entries look like

public $log_path = '/home/futbol/data/www/futbol.kg/logs';public $tmp_path = '/home/futbol/data/www/futbol.kg/tmp';

If these entries are correct, and you still get that message, disable all non-core system plugins, as it then must be one of them causing the problem.


open_basedir restriction in effect

This means that you've set the open_basedir setting in your php.ini; and joomla is trying to read something that's not in the configured basedir.

Remove open_basedir from your php.ini. This gives a false sense of security (it can easily be bypassed), and causes more troubles than it solves.


Try to insert ini_set('open_basedir', YOUR_BASE_DIR); into the file index.php (root of Joomla). If php settings let you override configuration, it should work.