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xardoz
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I know this is probably a Novell or Apache issue, but I thought I'd try here, too. I'm installing GL 1.3.11 on a new Novell OES (essentially Netware 6.5) server with Apache 2 and PHP 5.
My document root is SYS:/Apache2/htdocs/web/, with config.php residing here:
SYS:/Apache2/htdocs/config.php
When I hit Step 1 while running install.php, it gives me the hint path for install.php (SYS:/Apache2/htdocs/web/admin/install/install.php)
but no matter where I put config.php, Geeklog can't find it. I've even tried putting everything in the document root, and it still can't find it.
Any thoughts?
My document root is SYS:/Apache2/htdocs/web/, with config.php residing here:
SYS:/Apache2/htdocs/config.php
When I hit Step 1 while running install.php, it gives me the hint path for install.php (SYS:/Apache2/htdocs/web/admin/install/install.php)
but no matter where I put config.php, Geeklog can't find it. I've even tried putting everything in the document root, and it still can't find it.
Geeklog Installation - Error
Geeklog could not find config.php in the path you just entered: SYS:/Apache2/htdocs/config.php
Please check this path and try again. Remember that you should be using absolute paths, starting at the root of your file system.
Geeklog could not find config.php in the path you just entered: SYS:/Apache2/htdocs/config.php
Please check this path and try again. Remember that you should be using absolute paths, starting at the root of your file system.
Any thoughts?
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xardoz
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Registered: 02/24/04
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Fixed it!
Per Guenter on Novell's developer forum:
I guess your probs come simply from more strict access control;
I would open sys:/php5/php.ini and comment the open_basedir line . . .
adding keywords to help anyone searching this forum: Netware, Novell Open Enterprise Server, OES, PHP 5
Per Guenter on Novell's developer forum:
I guess your probs come simply from more strict access control;
I would open sys:/php5/php.ini and comment the open_basedir line . . .
adding keywords to help anyone searching this forum: Netware, Novell Open Enterprise Server, OES, PHP 5
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dwaam
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I tried doing that, but It was alread commented out. (commented out means it has a semi colon in front of it right?)
ANy other ideas?
ANy other ideas?
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