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| guyran | Subject: Cache error |  |
| Using Apache 1.3.27 and php4 4.2.3, exactly the same as I have on present server, which is working well with an ATutor 1.4 installation. However, I want to reinstall using a more powerful server and I managed to get the LAMP setup going as before, but during the installation I intermittently got sent to a listing of files on the new server. I managed to finish the installation and then imported the ATutor Howto course - no problem, but then I could no longer navigate in the course as I got sent the same file listing. On restarting the server I now get this error message: Fatal error: Call to undefined function: print_errors() in /var/www/ATutor/include/phpCache/phpCache.inc.php on line 518 What have I done wrong? Yours, Guy Posted: 2004-06-23 14:09:06 | ||
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| guyran | Subject: Further to cache error | |
| I just noticed another thread on this same error and tried the suggestion to do chmod 777 on /include/phpCache But that has changed nothing. Besides, I notice that on my present online server the directly is not world writable and yet it works without problems. Any other ideas? Guy  Posted: 2004-06-23 14:17:59 | ||
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greg | Subject: writable cache dir | |
| See the CACHE_DIR entry in the confguration options www.atutor.ca/atutor/docs/configuration.php
Posted: 2004-06-23 16:55:55 | ||
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| guyran | Subject: Bad php config? | |
| Sorry to be a pain, but I've still got problems. I modified the Cache directory variable to point to /tmp/ and it has got rid of the cache error message. However, I still have the original problem of not being able to navigate the courses properly. When I click on a link to go to the next page and the link address ends with a /?cid=xxx I get sent a file listing of the contents of ATutor. Clicking on another xxx.php file I go back to the normal environment. It's the same with the other links ending in xxx.php; they all work. Have I got a bad php configuration (something in php.ini?) or is it in the httpd.conf file of Apache? Yet I configured Apache exactly as it is on the present server, which works with no problem. Any other suggestions? Guy Posted: 2004-06-24 04:36:00 | ||
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| greg | Subject: Apache conf | |
| This sound like Apache is not configured to recognize index.php as the default page if no filename is given in a URL. In Apache's httpd.conf look for something like: DirectoryIndex index.html and change it to: DirectoryIndex index.php index.html Posted: 2004-06-24 07:56:23 | ||
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| guyran | Subject: Modif index.php worked | |
| Thanx for the tip. The modif inserting index.php after DirectoryIndex in httpd.conf did the trick! Everything seems to be working normally now. I'll have a bit more time for the final check of the French translation and will let you know probably tomorrow that it's ok to put online. Yours, Guy Posted: 2004-06-24 09:53:14 | ||
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