[chrishajer]

That’s a problem with your host; they’ve disabled a php function. If you can’t change hosts, you are going to have to look into how the plugin uses that function and find a replacement. Maybe it’s as simple as hard coding the current working directory.

Taking a quick look through the plugin shows that the getcwd function is used only for an error message anyway. You can do without it and can just edit the file. The error message will not be as useful (since the error message uses getcwd) but you should be able to use it even if your host has getcwd() disabled.