#4 Blank Page for install

[Itch]

Sorry if this is such a beginner question but I can't
seem to get anything to happen when I point my browser
to the install.php on my site. It loads a complete
blank page. Is this an error with my webserver
configuration? I'm currently running a php message
board on my site so I know php works. I've chmod all
the files to 755 and even 777 to see if it will work.
Thanks for any help provided.

[Nobody/Anonymous]

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I have the same problem on a SuSE 9.2, Apache2. Is this ever
going to be resolved?

[Nobody/Anonymous]

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I've tried this on 3 different servers of mine and none of
them work. I think this project is dead. I've moved on to
another.

[Nobody/Anonymous]

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I looked at the install.php code for anyInventory 2.0 and
realized it is calling the DB.php file. This file does not
exist anywhere in the progam. I do not get a black page but
of course my web browser tells me that the DB.php files does
not exist. Also the Readme.txt says nothing about having to
substitute your mysql connection information for the
variables. This may not be needed but its sure looks like
thats the case when looking at the install.php code. Is
this realy ready for production? Please respond!

[Mike Seigafuse]

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I just went through this as well. What I found is that
DB.php is actually part of PEAR. I resolved this by adding
the path to PEAR (/usr/share/pear in my case) to the include
path in my php.ini.

Hope that helps someone else...

Mike

[Nobody/Anonymous]

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Having the same problem with my Windows install of Apache 2.1/PHP5/MySQL 4.1. I do indeed have PEAR in my include path in PHP.ini, have PEAR installed, and have no error messages in my Apache logs about a missing PEAR file. It seems that this is a bug in anyInventory that needs fixing. Moving on to find am inventory system that works.