It works now. A couple of ugly hacks setting the $_SERVER["DOCUMENT_ROOT"] variabel seemed to do the trick.

Thanks!

I found it. Seems like my web-host has a configuration that changes the _SERVER["DOCUMENT_ROOT"] to that path on subdomains. Is there any way I can override this in the code?

Yes it seems like s9y is put in /usr/local/apache2/htdocs but I it is not! I have my files in:

/home/vusers/users/ketil/stadskleiv.no/subdomains/ketil

My open_basedir value in php.ini was set to:

/home/vusers/domains/stadskleiv.no:/home/vusers/users/ketil:/tmp:/var/tmp:/usr/local/bin:/usr/local ...

I see that several people are having problem with this, but I really can't find any good solutions to my problem in other posts.

I'm -trying to- install Seredipity 1.0.1 on a shared host with PHP 5.1.5. After uploading the files I get this error message before the "
- Serendipity v1.0.1 pre ...

Thank you!

I'm not planning on doing it. But it was necessary to know when developing our plugin.

Is it possible to configure Serendipity so that this is possible?

Thanks in advance.

We are programming a plugin for mobile blogging (SMS/email). How can I from the plug in:

- Add a comment to an entry
- Add a comment to a comment to an entry
- Add a comment to a comment to a comment to an entry
- etc.

I already have functions for identifying the entry (and/or the comments that ...