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[ErwinB]

ErwinB, on Apr 2 2008, 10:06 AM, said:

new installation

Oh to answer your question...yes they are in the ftp structure...

[ErwinB]

Hello Etomitian:

ErwinB, on Apr 2 2008, 10:25 AM, said:

Oh to answer your question...yes they are in the ftp structure...

Solved my own problem thanks to my system admin who assisted me... there is s the following colde found in \manager\index.php:
// set some runtime options

// set some runtime options
if(version_compare(phpversion(), "4.3.0")>=0) {
  set_include_path("./includes/"); // this now works, above code did not?
} else {
  ini_set("include_path", "./includes/"); // include path the old way
}

the action folder is not found within this includes but rather inside the manager\media folder. So the best temporary workaround would be to copy and paste all the subfolders of manager\media to manager\includes\. You may have to reinstall etomite which means you have to delete etomite tables first or create a new prefix when it prompts you at the beginning of the installation steps. Hope this works for those who have similar problems.

best regards,
Erwin B.

[Ralph]

The problem being discussed in the forum thread has been resolved for the Prelude v1.0 release... Earlier releases will not be patched to resolve this issue due to the shear amount of work that the fix entails... A beta copy of Prelude v1.0 has been tested on a server known to have this problem in 0.6.1.4 and the install works flawlessly... We will be merging several similar threads together in the near future...

[othellotech]

Ralph, on Apr 4 2008, 09:26 PM, said:

The problem being discussed in the forum thread has been resolved for the Prelude v1.0 release

And is back sadly in the 1.1beta

Eto itself works fine, but on a test upgrade we are unable to access the manager ...
Warning: require_once(sniff/phpSniff.class.php) [function.require-once]: failed to open stream: Permission denied in /home/betaoth/public_html/manager/includes/browsercheck.inc.php on line 3

Fatal error: require_once() [function.require]: Failed opening required 'sniff/phpSniff.class.php' (include_path='.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php:/usr/local/cpanel/3rdparty/lib/php:/home/betaoth/php') in /home/betaoth/public_html/manager/includes/browsercheck.inc.php on line 3

[Ralph]

No, this must be a different issue... All includes and requires have been hard coded for proper paths... My guess is a permissions issue... The error indicates that PHP, and therefore Etomite, knows that the file is there, it just doesn't have access permissions to read it...

[othellotech]

Ralph, on Jun 17 2008, 06:41 PM, said:

No, this must be a different issue... All includes and requires have been hard coded for proper paths... My guess is a permissions issue... The error indicates that PHP, and therefore Etomite, knows that the file is there, it just doesn't have access permissions to read it...

Its "fixed" by editting the path in the file to be the full path...
in ./manager/includes/browsercheck.inc.php
changed the include to /home/betaoth/public_html/manager/includes/sniff/phpSniff.class.php

For some reason the include_path appears wrong on this box (probably a trypo/mistake in the php.ini) when looking at a phpinfo, its appending /php onto the path, hardcoding the paths rather than using relatives seems to force it to work

I like the new colour scheme - now to do some testing, go ack to teh endless list of snippets I wanted to write ...

[Ralph]

othellotech, on Jun 17 2008, 07:05 PM, said:

Its "fixed" by editting the path in the file to be the full path...
in ./manager/includes/browsercheck.inc.php
changed the include to /home/betaoth/public_html/manager/includes/sniff/phpSniff.class.php

I'll double-check that file in the code base... All of the includes and requires should be set to use relative paths... The use of an absolute path should not be required... I won't be able to check it till later today...