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pointer
Subject: 133 installation pbs and solutionsQuote this post in your reply
Hi, i installed today the 1.3.3 release (latest stable) .

And i saw some pbs in the install process .

Here's my adventure !


During the installation process i had this message : page = ATutor/install/install.php / step 2
Feedback
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/www/html/peugeot/ATutor/install/include/common.inc.php on line 104
Well i thought ! this starts well !

and at step 5:
Fatal error: [] operator not supported for strings in /home/www/html/peugeot/ATutor/install/include/step5.php on line 37

so i decided to take a little look at the code and i saw this , you may use or modify as you like.

you may add the line " unset($progress);" here in step 5
like this ?
print_progress($step);
unset($errors);
unset($progress);
$writeable = array('content/', 'content/import/', 'content/chat/', .. etc

you may put this in lines 102 and after in install/include/common.inc.php :
<?php
if( defined ($feedback ) ) {
echo '<ul>';
foreach ($feedback as $p) {
echo '<li>'.$p.'</li>';
}
echo '</ul>';
} else {
echo "All is ok!<br>";
}
?></td>
while $feedback is not allways defined

in the page:include/phpCache/phpCache.inc.php
i have this error message:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function: print_errors() in /home/www/html/peugeot/ATutor/include/phpCache/phpCache.inc.php on line 518
in fact i saw the error in vitals.inc.php : you put this at lines 74 and after
require(AT_INCLUDE_PATH.'phpCache/phpCache.inc.php');
require(AT_INCLUDE_PATH.'lib/select_lang.inc.php')
require(AT_INCLUDE_PATH.'lib_howto/howto_switches.inc.php');
require(AT_INCLUDE_PATH.'classes/ContentManager.class.php');
require(AT_INCLUDE_PATH.'lib/output.inc.php');

while phpCache.inc.php needs a function located in lib/output.inc.php
this might be better ?
require(AT_INCLUDE_PATH.'lib/output.inc.php');
require(AT_INCLUDE_PATH.'phpCache/phpCache.inc.php');
require(AT_INCLUDE_PATH.'lib/select_lang.inc.php')
require(AT_INCLUDE_PATH.'lib_howto/howto_switches.inc.php');
require(AT_INCLUDE_PATH.'classes/ContentManager.class.php');

well that 's all for today coz i'm tired.
see you next.
JB tongue
Posted: 2004-05-17 15:20:01
greg

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Subject: Your system?Quote this post in your reply
I'd assume you are running on a UNIX type system. Your experience is a unique one, so I'd suggest that perhaps system settings are the problem. I assume also that you set the write permissions on the approriate directories.

Can you provide details about the system ATutor is running on.
Posted: 2004-05-18 08:39:28
fathianf
Subject: Same error on Mandrake10.1Quote this post in your reply
Dear Greg,
I have the same error as Pointer, I tried to install atutor 1.4 on madrake 10.1 with mysql 4.0.20, apache 2.0.50 and php 4.3 and in setp 2 I got the following warning:
Feedback
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /var/www/html/ATutor/install/include/common.inc.php on line 114
and finally in setp 5 I got the following error:

Directories
Fatal error: [] operator not supported for strings in /var/www/html/ATutor/install/include/step5.php on line 37
would you please help me to fix this problem as I need to run atutor 1.4 first and then upgrade to 1.5 so that i can use my atutor 1.4 database which is up and running (on mandrake 9.1, mysql 4.0.11 and apache 2.0.44) for atutor 1.5 on different server because for first time I tried to upgrade to 1.5 I failed and I am afraid to upgrade again on up and running server.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Things to describe:
operating system -
version of ATutor -
versions of php -
version of mysq l -
webserver & version -
copies of error messages -
changes to default settings -
web browser being used -
and anything else relevant -

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I'd assume you are running on a UNIX type system. Your experience is a unique one, so I'd suggest that perhaps system settings are the problem. I assume also that you set the write permissions on th...

Posted: 2005-08-17 01:46:38
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