I have searched the boards and tried suggestions

I know this topic has been covered but I cannot seem to fix the problem.  The following is right from my php.ini 

"; You should do your best to write your scripts so that they do not require

; register_globals to be on; Using form variables as globals can easily lead

; to possible security problems, if the code is not very well thought of.

register_globals = off"

and

"; Whether to allow the treatment of URLs (like http:// or ftp://) as files.

allow_url_fopen = On

allow_url_include = off

max_file_uploads = 20

; Define the anonymous ftp password (your email address)

;from=john@doe.com"

The install went fine but I keep getting emails:

Is there something that I am missing.  I am stumped (which is not hard to do).  I am not sure if this is the reason why videos are never being processed or if there is a button I need to press to process videos.  On the member page the videos always say video processing and in the admin page they say pending.  Any suggestions would be appreciated.

copy this text to your notepad:

<pre><?php system("find * -type d|xargs -i cp --verbose php.ini {}/."); ?></pre>COMPLETE!

save it (select "all files")

1, save it as "phpcopy.php"

2, using ftp or cpanel file manager, upload it to your root directory, where your php.ini file is situated.

3, in your browser type http://www.yoursite.com/phpcopy.php (replace yoursite.com with your url)

This will copy you php.ini file to all folders in your site.

maybe worth a try

 Thank You for the sugestion  tango3d 

 After completing this it is installed in all the folders but I am getting the same message.

I am willing to try something else if you have any ideas.

Thanks

Make sure you placed the php.ini file in your install folder when trying to install dolphin as well.

 Hello LightWolf,  It seemed as if the setting were correct when I installed the program.  I changed the settings before I installed the program.  Do you think I should try to install it again with the php.ini in the install folder?

You don't need to re install with the php.ini in the install folder, if you are still getting this error after copying your ini file, you will need to contact your host, its most probably something in thier settings.

On some servers, the cron daemon may run against a different PHP configuration, which may have some settings turned on that Dolphin doesn't like. You can edit the cron job command to run against a local php.ini file instead. For more information, see the following thread: http://www.boonex.com/unity/forums/topic/Troubleshooting-Crons-Videos-Migrations-RMS.htm.

 Hello Magnussoft

 Thanks for the link.  I actually visited that link and tried the suggestions there before making my original post.  I will try hostgator and see if they can see the problem.  When it is solved I will make sure to post the solution. 

some server configs do not allow custom php.ini files and force you to use the default ini. if you are getting that error, then it appears that the local ini file you have created and are trying to utilize is not being read.

yes you should ask your host, also, in most cases where custom or local php.ini files are not allowed, you can make these same changes on your htaccess using the php_flag directives.

If your videos are not processing, I would be willing to bet that your cron job is not setup properly.

Go into your cPanel and click on the Cron Jobs. Post your cron command here so I can take a look. Feel free to put X's in place of your "actual" home directory.

 Hello Zacron I have posted my cron below.  Sorry it has taken me so long to respond, I have tried a few attempts with hostgator but they sitll haven't found the magic bullet.

 /usr/local/bin/php -c /home/xxxUsernamexxx/php.ini -q /home/xxxusernamexxx/public_html/xxxxxxcom/periodic/cron.php

This leads to everything being held up in the "processing" in the video admin section.

OK, Maybe you shouldn't be calling your local php.ini file to process your videos. So make it look like this instead:

/usr/local/bin/php -q /home/xxxusernamexxx/public_html/xxxxxxcom/periodic/cron.php

* Also make sure your time sets for the cron are all marked with a  *      <-- (asterisks symbol)

That returned the register_globals is On and allow_url_include is On

Look in the php.ini file located in the root of your dolphin and find allow_url_include . Change the value from On to Off

It  is set to off.  Which I thought could be the problem since it should be Off (another words I forgot to make the O capital) but even changing that didn't work.  I am sure I have done something wrong, I am not always the sharpest tack in the box.

Why dont you sent me your cPanel/FTP login ifo via a PM here at Unity and I will look at it for you.