Hi Eric, I believe that I figured out the solution today with Karen's help. The answer is what Adam suggested: I needed to have purchased a different type of license in the first place. In that it may be helpful for other customers, my confusion was about your licensing price tiers. I thought I bought an IP-oriented license. I ...

OK, this is going to sound odd.   The day I ran your test, all my tests showed the same IP address. And, suddenly the tests all worked from all locations without any error. Now I wonder if I just imagined it.   However, now, the same scripts give two different error messages, depending on the location of the /phpuploader ...

Thanks Eric!   Running TellDomainOrIP.php fixed the problem.   rjs   

 > Are you sure your have exact same copy on two locations?   100% positive.   In fact, I've made another copy, /test2, that is just like the /test, except that it pulls the include_phpuploader.php from the original folder I set up with /examples/phpfileuploader/phpuploader. When I make that change to the include path, ...

Thanks Adam.   However, before I do that I wanted to clarify.   The phpuploader code works fine on this server, without the error message above, when I run the code from the folder I originally wrote my test code in.    When I first downloaded the code, I placed the phpuploader folder ...

Hi Cutesoft, I am originally placed my download in a test directory of my server, and my code works there. But, now I am moving to production and have relocated the include to a better location. However, I am getting the attached error when I try to include from the new folder. If I use the original folder I wrote my test code from, ...