Geeklog Forums

Fresh installation with the latest version of forum. Everything works okay except when I try to make a post. This is the error message I get.



I've got just vague ideas of what this means, so assume I know nothing. Thanks for any help you can give.

Looks as if this file is missing:
/home/content/D/o/g/DogWings/html/geeklog/public_html/forum/include/config.php

See Geeklog and PEAR

bye, Dirk

thank you for your help. your advice pointed me in the right direction to fix it.

Did you already resolve this problem?

Just wanted make sure you're working with the right version of GL..
I am assuming you are trying to install "forum" plugin. YOu have to have at least version 1.3.10.

I had same problem and fixed it by copying "pear" directory (reference to Dirk's comment above). However, I ran into anothet problem. (http://www.geeklog.net/forum/viewtopic.php?forum=2&showtopic=61712)

I could install some other plug in to fix this but then I didn't know what other problems I might run into. I just decided to upgrade to the newer version of GL and fixed all problems I had with forum...

I'm missing the config.php for the forum/includes file where can I download it?

There is no config.php file in that directory. The forum's config.php file is in /path/to/geeklog/plugins/forum/

bye, Dirk

Warning: main(PHP/Compat.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/content/x/p/r/xpressrservice/html/geeklog/public_html/forum/include/gf_showtopic.php on line 39

Fatal error: main(): Failed opening required 'PHP/Compat.php' (include_path='/home/content/x/p/r/xpressrservice/html/geeklog/system/pear/:.:/usr/local/lib/php') in /home/content/x/p/r/xpressrservice/html/geeklog/public_html/forum/include/gf_showtopic.php on line 39

someone said the solution is to turn the pear to false in lib-common.php but I can not find that file in mine?

Ok doing this some how messed up my whole geeklog and I can only get to the backup via hosting ftp, so how do I execute a restore of the backup I have for the geeklog?

As already pointed out above - read Geeklog and PEAR.

bye, Dirk