That php error does not have to do with your WordPress version and is an open_basedir configuration problem. The php error message is very clear: “open_basedir restriction in effect. File X is not within the allowed path(s).” You would need to add the correct path to the open_basedir directive paths. Personally I find open_basedir a nuisance and waste of time. It breaks more things than it helps and it is useless against real hackers. open_basedir is useful for compartmentilizing user accounts, but like I said in my experience with open_basedir it is junk. Recommendation: comment it out in your php.ini file/do not use that junk.
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