Lots of errors... hard to troubleshoot without paths

[Tue Jan 17 05:53:45 2006] [error] PHP Fatal error: main(): Failed opening required 'showimage.php' (include_path='.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php') in /home/nzboards/public_html/forums/vbseo.php on line 793

I'm getting lots and lots of these. I don't know what's causing them, because I can't tell what the path that the 'showimage.php' is supposed to be in.

My Custom Rewrite Rules:

// showgroup.php as forumleaders.html v.0.1 by the vBSEO Team
// Remove the comment below to enable.
//'^showgroups\.php$' => 'forumleaders.html'
'^quiz\.php\?do=main'=>'quizzes.html'
'quiz\.php\?do=Take&id=(\d+)'=>'quiz/quiz$1.html'
'quiz\.php\?do=Cat&id=(\d+)'=>'quiz/cat$1.html'
'^journal\.php$' => 'nzblogs.html'
'journal\.php\?do=gotomyjournal$' => 'mynzblog.html'
'journal\.php\?do=showjournal&j=(\d+)$' => 'shownzblog-$1.html'
'journal\.php\?do=gotomyjournal&action=addentry$' => 'addnzblogentry.html'
'^journal\.php\?do=addentry&j=(\d+)$' => 'addnzblogentry-$1.html'
'^journal\.php\?do=search$' => 'searchnzblogs.html'
'^journal\.php\?do=topjournals$' => 'topnzblogs.html'
'journal\.php\?do=showjbuddies$' => 'shownzblogbuddies.html'
'journal\.php\?do=editjbuddies$' => 'editnzblogbuddies.html'
'journal\.php\?do=showentry&e=(\d+)$' => 'readnzblogentry-$1.html'
'vbookie\.php$' => 'nzbookie.html'
'^vbookie\.php\?do=bets$' => 'mybets.html'
'^vbookie\.php\?do=stats$' => 'nzbookie-stats.html'
'^VBGooglemap\.php$' => 'member-map.html'
'^vbhoroscopes\.php$' => 'newzealand-horoscopes/'
'index\.php\?page=(.+)$' => 'newzealand-$1.html'
//Gallery Rewrites
'index\.php\?c=(\d+).*$' => 'cat$1'
'browseimages\.php\?c=(\d+).*$' => 'cat$1'
'browseimages\.php\?do=browseimages&c=(\d+)&page=( \d+)$' => 'cat$1-$2'
'browseimages\.php\?do=popimages$' => 'top.html'
'browseimages\.php\?do=popimages&orderby=views' => 'topviews.html'
'browseimages\.php\?do=popimages&orderby=rating' => 'toprated.html'
'browseimages\.php\?do=popimages&orderby=posts' => 'toppost.html'
'showimage\.php\?i=(\d+)&noignore=0&postid=(\d+)$' => 'image$1-$2'
'showimage\.php\?i=(\d+)&original=1.*$' => 'image$1-big'
'showimage\.php\?i=(\d+).*$' => 'image$1'
'/photos/index\.php$' => '/photos/'

The .htaccess in the (old) /root/gallery/ directory is:

RewriteEngine on
RewriteRule ^index.php$ http://www.nzboards.com/photos/ [R]
RewriteRule ^showgallery.php/cat/([0-9]+)$ http://www.nzboards.com/photos/browseimages.php?c=$1 [R]
RewriteRule ^showphoto.php/photo/([0-9]+)$ http://www.nzboards.com/photos/showimage.php?i=$1 [R]
RewriteRule ^showphoto.php/photo/([0-9]+)/cat/([0-9]+)$ http://www.nzboards.com/photos/showimage.php?i=$1&c=$2 [R]
RewriteRule ^showphoto.php/photo/([0-9]+)/sort/([0-9]+)/cat/([0-9]+)/page/([0-9]+)$ http://www.nzboards.com/photos/showimage.php?i=$1&c=$3 [R]

root/photos/ has an .htaccess as follows:

RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} !vbseourl=
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ /forums/vbseo.php?vbseourl=$1&vbseorelpath=../photos/&%{QUERY_STRING} [L]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !forums/
RewriteRule ^(.*\.php)$ /forums/vbseo.php?vbseourl=$1&vbseorelpath=../photos/&%{QUERY_STRING} [L]

Now, I *do* have a browseimages.php in my root/photos/ directory, along with the other files mentioned in the .htaccess in that directory.

What am I doing wrong?

showimage.php is part of the Gallery.. are you sure that the file is there? If so try reuploading that file and see if it fixes it.

Hi!

Mm. do you also have .htaccess file in root?
Can you check the access_log near the same time where the error occurs ([Tue Jan 17 05:53:45 2006] in your example) to get the requested URL that leads to a problem?

I do have .htaccess in root .. but also in both of the directories concerned...

How do I go about checking the access_log?

@ADM: It's there..the gallery works as far as I can see. http://www.nzboards.com/photos .. I used to have PP in /gallery/ , changed to vBA Gallery in the same directory, then decided to go to /photos/, hence the redirect-style .htaccess in the /gallery/ directory.

Usually, you can check your access_log using the hosting Control Panel or via FTP. Where do you see the error quoted in your message, btw?

That was from my cPanel - Error Log. Is that what you are talking about?

You may try the "Raw Access Logs" option in cPanel to get access_log (most likely it will contait entries for the last day only, so you should check the most recent error message of that kind in error log first).