403 Forbidden error when editing files

[version2]

I get "403" forbidden errors when trying to edit a file using my php file manager. This wasn't a problem before. Why now?
_________________
[img:9084b0fb7c]http://www.glop.org/starforce/boycott-starforce-mario-userbar.jpg[/img:9084b0fb7c]
[img:9084b0fb7c]http://www.imgcrate.com/Slythfox/save_internet.png[/img:9084b0fb7c]
Quate CMS 0.3.3 - Released February 16th, 2007! (Forgot to edit my signature )

[LP-Trel]

While I couldn't say for sure.. it is most likely due to the security measures in place within PHP.
_________________
* Knowledge Base * Wiki * Forum FAQs *

[packagedeliverer]

I have my own self-made cpanel where I can edit files and it's still working like a charm... Maybe chmod it to another mode or something?
_________________
[img:0a108d93e8]http://img338.imageshack.us/img338/9430/packagedeliverer54hy.gif[/img:0a108d93e8]

[version2]

I guess it is PHP. I can't edit a file to have:

[krt]

You cannot edit a file with a PHP script if there are no permissions to write. Also, have you noticed you are editing the file that is used for the script?
Try it with another file and give public write permissions, eg. 666 or 777.
You can also try using an FTP connection to manage the files, that way you can login as owner and have more permissions.

[LP-Trel]

It isn't the script itself, but what you are attempting to write into it via a form in PHP.

The security system is zeroing in on it as an injection attempt due to the formating.

I would remove the measures as they do lead to some false positives when posting code, but the security situation is serious with many websites being hacked these days. L2P largely avoids these hacks due to the security measures in place.
_________________
* Knowledge Base * Wiki * Forum FAQs *

[krt]

But the message that you get is not a good indication of what has happened, it stumpted me twice for a few minutes. Maybe a message saying function names such as fo*pen, fs*ockopen etc. are blocked?

[LP-Trel]