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That did it - since I am winging it, I was editing the wrong php.ini file. Thankfully this board is chock full of past advice, as I did not know how to actually find out what php.ini apache was using. %> php -i | grep ini | grep Path did the trick. Thanks all for the help! Chris

The php.ini I edited was on the root, in the /etc directory which I think is the main one. Of course again I could be wrong there. I was using an older php 4.x and did not have this issue. Upgrading did it. I actually don't have a choice, there is a bunch of script I am using that dynamically pulls RSS feeds using php into the html of the site, and I cannot edit that code. I will check to make sure there is not another php.ini somewhere its grabbing. Thanks Chris

Hi - I am very new to php and server side stuff but am trying to make my way through it. I am getting the following error: Warning: include() [function.include]: URL file-access is disabled in the server configuration My version of php is 5.2.4. allow_url_fopen is set to on - good allow_url_include is set to off - bad I have tried editing the main php.ini file to turn it on, then restart apache, but it stays off. I have tried turning it on locally in a php.ini file and/or .htaccess but it stays off. I have searched in c-panel and there is no setting anywhere, including rebuilding apache, to turn this on. I am sure its something simple, but its beyond my ability to research how to turn this on. I am not worried about securitiy issues as this is a simple information only site to display some RSS feeds. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks