These are PHP errors, caused because the handler script was written for an earlier version of PHP than is currently installed on your server, and your server has the non-standard setting of displaying errors in PHP. This is seriously a very bad idea, because error messages often signal important clues that a hacker could use to compromise your server. Look in your server’s control panel for the PHP settings area. Locate anything that looks like this:
display_errors: 1; (or true, or "yes" or anything truthy like that)
Change it to read this:
display_errors: 0;
If you can’t get this to happen in your cPanel, then you need to locate your site’s .htaccess (or create one if it doesn’t exist). Note that this is a normally-hidden file (its name begins with a dot) so you will need to turn on your FTP application’s “Show Hidden Files” option, wherever it may be. Anywhere in that file, add the following line:
php_value display_errors 0
That will either shut up the errors, or cause an immediate 500 error on your server (if the server’s master config does not allow you to make those sorts of changes). If you get the latter result, remove that line (or .htaccess file, if you added one) and we’ll have to pursue another avenue to solve this problem for you.
Walter
On Jul 14, 2014, at 10:12 AM, Trevor Gorard wrote:
The error message that appears on the correspondents web page is this:
Deprecated: Function eregi() is deprecated in /sites/ouit38353/htdocs/bookings-go.php on line 55
Deprecated: Function eregi() is deprecated in /sites/ouit38353/htdocs/bookings-go.php on line 55
Deprecated: Function eregi() is deprecated in /sites/ouit38353/htdocs/bookings-go.php on line 59
Deprecated: Function eregi() is deprecated in /sites/ouit38353/htdocs/bookings-go.php on line 59
Make any sense?
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