There are 2 small bugs that prevent v 1.3.10 to be
installed and used from scratch ( at least with mysql)
phpwiki\lib\WikiDB\backend\PearDB.php
the line ( 7 ? ) :
require_once('DB.php'); // Always favor use our local
pear copy
should be rewriten as
require_once('lib/pear/DB.php'); // Always favor use
our local pear copy
Another anomaly
phpwiki\lib\pear\mysql.php
the line (36 ?)
require_once "DB/common.php";
should be rewriten as
require_once "common.php";
P.S. :Apache/1.3.29 (Win32) PHP/4.3.4 , mysql
3.23.55-max-nt
There are big troubles with logging in as some user and
not anonymously ( completely broken). So any user
management and right acces management is not possible.
Thank you guys for the nice product however!
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Your suggestions are wrong, as stated in the ReleaseNotes.
Users should be able to use their own and possibly updated
pear version.
Add lib/pear to your include_path if you don't want to use
your own pear version.
But we will add a better pear detection logic. (as we
already had some years ago)
I cannot really follow your comments on login. Works for us.
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Suggestion about PEAR/DB is right. I had a problem with it
too. In INSTALL I can read:
"PhpWiki version 1.3.3 and later includes the necessary PEAR
libraries and
will use it if your system PEAR library can not be found."
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
So it suggests that I do not have to modify my include path.
And that phpwiki will take its PEAR/DB without additional
effort from my side.
If I read release notes I would know what to do. But this is
my first installation of phpwiki, so I do not read it.
My suggestion is to remove comment "Always favor use our
local pear copy" from sources. Because actually these lines
do not favor any PEAR copy.