I'm reading some types image fields in php using:
types_render_field($field_key,$options)
with an options array such as :
(
[id] => 15667
[size] => medium
[output] => normal
[url] => true
[resize] => proportional
)
I'm seeing the following PHP warning:
PHP Warning: is_writable(): open_basedir restriction in effect. File(/www/hundeurlaubnet_143/) is not within the allowed path(s): (/www/hundeurlaubnet_143/public:/www/hundeurlaubnet_143/mysqleditor:/www/hundeurlaubnet_143/web:/www/hundeurlaubnet_143/deploy:/www/hundeurlaubnet_143/deployment:/www/hundeurlaubnet_143/deployments:/usr/share:/tmp) in /www/hundeurlaubnet_143/public/wp-content/plugins/types/vendor/toolset/types/embedded/views/image.php on line 395
It seems to occur when no image is present - and it does not occur on all posts. It applies to multiple posts and multiple image fields. I don't see any consistency to it. The path being returned is the root directly on my host. Where images exist, I don't get a warning and the image is displayed as expected.
It's not really causing me any issues, but it's been there for a few versions. I've just upgraded to the latest versions of Toolset and I'm seeing the same error.
Hi Simon,
Thank you for contacting us and I'd be happy to assist.
A warning like this can be shown if the tmp directory or folder on the server is either not configured properly or is not accessible.
( ref: hidden link )
Also, please check that if this website was migrated from a different location, then there should be no reference to the old directory or paths in any files or in the database.
I hope this helps and please let me know if you need any further assistance around this.
regards,
Waqar
Hi Waquar - I'm still suffering this issue. I've added further logging and the field in question is an empty image field. Checking in phpmyadmin, there is a post_meta entry for the field, but it has an empty value. I've checked a couple more Types image fields on the same post, and they look identical - i.e. the field exists in post_meta, but has no value. Looking at the plugin code, the public static function getWritablePath - I'm seeing the following values:
$img - /www/****net_143/public//
$dir - /www/****net_143/
The other 'empty' images do not call the getWritablePath function.
The site has been hosted at kinsta for the last 5 years or more - it's only a very small percentage of images that seem to have the problem.
