Errors uploading from URL

[BigKid]

Upon attempting to upload this picture http://www.tekken-official.jp/tekken5_dr/img/tekken5_dr_top.jpg I get theses errors.

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1. http://www.tekken-official.jp/tekken5_dr/img/tekken5_dr_top.jpg Could not open URI.

/upload.php

    * Notice line 1038: Undefined index: file_upload_array
    * Warning line 1655: fopen(http://www.tekken-official.jp/tekken5_dr/img/tekken5_dr_top.jpg): failed to open stream: Permission denied
    * Warning line 697: fsockopen(): unable to connect to www.tekken-official.jp:80
    * Notice line 1967: Undefined variable: escrow_array
    * Notice line 1968: Undefined variable: file_failure_array
    * Notice line 1970: Undefined variable: zip_failure_array

/include/functions.inc.php

    * Warning line 2898: cannot yet handle MBCS in html_entity_decode()!


I know that picture will work because I can upload it from the URL at photobucket.com.

Fopen is on:

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FreeBSD 5.4
allow_url_fopen   On On
CURL support enabled
GD Support enabled


If someone could simply list their php.ini settings that would be a great start.
Is there any documentation for Coppermine that lists all the proper settings for php.ini?

[kegobeer]

Coppermine doesn't require any special php.ini settings to work.  If you can upload that image from a different site, then I would say the first site is preventing that image from being "stolen".

[BigKid]

Coppermine doesn't require any special php.ini settings to work.  If you can upload that image from a different site, then I would say the first site is preventing that image from being "stolen".

How can press release material become "stolen" when it is released to the public and press for consumption?
I suppose everyone should hotlink images like that then huh?
If you aren't going to help, just say "Sorry, I'm not going to help you."

Merry Fucking Christmas DickHead!

[Joachim Müller]

your wise choice of words made me instantly click on the "ban" button. Good bye.

[kegobeer]

Wow, what a pleasant fellow.  More like LittleKid.