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Hi all,
My good friend Os Tyler has been trying his hand at a Campsite install,
and here is his latest mail on the process. One issue was that with Red
Hat 9 he couldn't get a package for libxml2 2.6 or greater to work, but
now he has that fixed. Anyway, here's the mail:
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A little more change on the campsite front.
I worked it out so the login page appears at http://campsite..com/login/
Next, I installed the database by hand and I called it
"campsite_".
So that the application would know where to find the database, I modified
/usr/local/campsite/etc/campsite/database_conf.php, changing:
$Campsite['DATABASE_NAME'] = 'campsite';
to:
$Campsite['DATABASE_NAME'] = 'campsite_';
This one change to the database_conf.php file caused this error:
main(/usr/local/campsite/www/campsite_/html/admin-files//login.
php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in
/usr/local/campsite/www-common/html/admin.php on line 75
Fatal error: main(): Failed opening required
To me this seems like a small issue that the team might want to address.
Since it seemed to be happier with the database variable set to equal
"campsite", I created a new db instance by hand called "campsite" and now
the login is working.
Give it a try and let me know what you see on your end.
If you are able to make changes that are reflected in the database, that's
probably fine to do. We can always rename the database later (back to
campsite_, or whatever) are just leave it.
My good friend Os Tyler has been trying his hand at a Campsite install, and here is his latest mail on the process. One issue was that with Red Hat 9 he couldn't get a package for libxml2 2.6 or greater to work, but now he has that fixed. Anyway, here's the mail:
php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in
/usr/local/campsite/www-common/html/admin.php on line 75
Fatal error: main(): Failed opening required
To me this seems like a small issue that the team might want to address.
Since it seemed to be happier with the database variable set to equal "campsite", I created a new db instance by hand called "campsite" and now the login is working.
Give it a try and let me know what you see on your end.
If you are able to make changes that are reflected in the database, that's probably fine to do. We can always rename the database later (back to campsite_<domain>, or whatever) are just leave it.
OK, lemme know how it goes.
-Os
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Are you using the create_instance script to create your campsite
instance in the first place? My testing seemed to show that if you used
that, then the database_conf file would be created with a pointer to the
appropriately named database.
This of course is Campsite 2.2.2, but I did make some changes to the
installation process because I also experience some difficulties with
that version (see the patch file embedded in attached SRPM).
Would be very pleased to hear how you go, if you do get a chance. I'm
aiming to do an RPM for Campsite 2.3.0 shortly.
Course it's possible taht I didn't fix the problem you're seeing. I just
remember that I fiddled about with some of the related files in my
efforts to get the RPM installer working as intended.
>
> Hi all,
>
> My good friend Os Tyler has been trying his hand at a Campsite
> install, and here is his latest mail on the process. One issue was
> that with Red Hat 9 he couldn't get a package for libxml2 2.6 or
> greater to work, but now he has that fixed. Anyway, here's the mail:
>
> ========================================
>
> A little more change on the campsite front.
>
> I worked it out so the login page appears at
> _http://campsite..com/login/_
>
>
> Next, I installed the database by hand and I called it
> "campsite_".
>
> So that the application would know where to find the database, I
> modified /usr/local/campsite/etc/campsite/database_conf.php, changing:
> $Campsite['DATABASE_NAME'] = 'campsite';
> to:
> $Campsite['DATABASE_NAME'] = 'campsite_';
>
> This one change to the database_conf.php file caused this error:
> main(/usr/local/campsite/www/campsite_/html/admin-files//login.
> php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in
> /usr/local/campsite/www-common/html/admin.php on line 75
> Fatal error: main(): Failed opening required
>
> To me this seems like a small issue that the team might want to address.
>
> Since it seemed to be happier with the database variable set to equal
> "campsite", I created a new db instance by hand called "campsite" and
> now the login is working.
>
> Give it a try and let me know what you see on your end.
>
> If you are able to make changes that are reflected in the database,
> that's probably fine to do. We can always rename the database later
> (back to campsite_, or whatever) are just leave it.
>
> OK, lemme know how it goes.
>
> -Os
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> Next, I installed the database by hand and I called it
> "campsite_".
>
> So that the application would know where to find the database, I modified
> /usr/local/campsite/etc/campsite/database_conf.php, changing:
> $Campsite['DATABASE_NAME'] = 'campsite';
> to:
> $Campsite['DATABASE_NAME'] = 'campsite_';
>
> This one change to the database_conf.php file caused this error:
> main(/usr/local/campsite/www/campsite_/html/admin-files//login.
> php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in
> /usr/local/campsite/www-common/html/admin.php on line 75
> Fatal error: main(): Failed opening required
Well, you can't change the database name just like this because Campsite finds
the PHP include files based on this name. So you can't rename an instance.
Mugur
--- Douglas.Arellanes@mdlf.org wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> My good friend Os Tyler has been trying his hand at a Campsite install,
> and here is his latest mail on the process. One issue was that with Red
> Hat 9 he couldn't get a package for libxml2 2.6 or greater to work, but
> now he has that fixed. Anyway, here's the mail:
>
> ========================================
>
> A little more change on the campsite front.
>
> I worked it out so the login page appears at
> http://campsite..com/login/
>
> Next, I installed the database by hand and I called it
> "campsite_".
>
> So that the application would know where to find the database, I modified
> /usr/local/campsite/etc/campsite/database_conf.php, changing:
> $Campsite['DATABASE_NAME'] = 'campsite';
> to:
> $Campsite['DATABASE_NAME'] = 'campsite_';
>
> This one change to the database_conf.php file caused this error:
> main(/usr/local/campsite/www/campsite_/html/admin-files//login.
> php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in
> /usr/local/campsite/www-common/html/admin.php on line 75
> Fatal error: main(): Failed opening required
>
> To me this seems like a small issue that the team might want to address.
>
> Since it seemed to be happier with the database variable set to equal
> "campsite", I created a new db instance by hand called "campsite" and now
> the login is working.
>
> Give it a try and let me know what you see on your end.
>
> If you are able to make changes that are reflected in the database, that's
> probably fine to do. We can always rename the database later (back to
> campsite_, or whatever) are just leave it.
>
> OK, lemme know how it goes.
>
> -Os
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