Error message when add link:not authorized to view the page

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d3security_clee
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Error message when add link:not authorized to view the page

Post by d3security_clee »

Script URL:
Version of script: latest
Hosting company: http://d3security.com
URL of phpinfo.php:http://www.d3security.com/simonportal/phpinfo.php
URL of session_test.php: http://www.d3security.com/simonportal/session_test.php
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Hi the error message appears on the page when I tried to add a link to the click counter. I've uploaded the phpinfo.php and session_test.php onto my server and I;m still not sure what causes this problem. It would be a great help if anyone can solve the problem for me.

Thanks.
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Post by Klemen »

Your PHP sessions aren't working, contact your host and ask them to fix PHP sessions.
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Same message ...

Post by deblock »

I got the same message today: "You are not authorized to view this page!"
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Post by Klemen »

Did you even read my response?
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Yeah ...

Post by deblock »

Yeah, I was just letting the initial poster know I ran into the same problem. I'm checking with my host. Thanks.
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Post by Klemen »

Ah, sorry, I though the original poster posted that he's still having the same problem but didn't read my response.
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Error

Post by deblock »

Hi,

Ok, I checked with my host and they directed me to the PHP scripting page, but didn't know exactly what setting to change. Any suggestions on what to look for? I can send the full PHP file, if that's helpful.

-Dustin
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Post by Klemen »

Upload phpinfo and session test files to your server, then post a link to them here and I will have a look. You will find both here:
viewtopic.php?t=81

You can also paste what your host said.
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please help

Post by Ayesha »

hello,

when i add the link following message appears:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: file_get_contents() in /home/www/kr-hcy/countd/index.php on line 301

someone plz help
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Post by Klemen »

You have a too old version of PHP on your server (and I mean a very old one, probably 5 or more years), ask your host to upgrade PHP to a more recent version (4.4.x or PHP 5). They should do it for free as having such an old version is not secure.
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