From: Peter M. <pe...@mi...> - 2003-08-28 05:55:32
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This is what I get: "Fatal error: Failed opening required '/home/groups/s/sq/squirrelmail/includes/constants.inc' (include_path='.:/usr/local/lib/php') in /home/groups/s/sq/squirrelmail/includes/std_header.inc on line 5" Ruh-roh! -- ~~~Pete~~~ http://milneweb.com http://nomorevirus.com |
From: Jonathan A. <jo...@sq...> - 2003-08-28 06:35:20
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Hello Peter, On Thursday, August 28, 2003, Peter Milne wrote... > This is what I get: > "Fatal error: Failed opening required > '/home/groups/s/sq/squirrelmail/includes/constants.inc' > (include_path='.:/usr/local/lib/php') in > /home/groups/s/sq/squirrelmail/includes/std_header.inc on line 5" Indeed... now complain to SourceForge for screwing up _again_. Unfortunately there isn't anything we can do when they just won't change permissions of files back to what they were before their server crashed and took our files with it. Well done SourceForge. -- Jonathan Angliss (jo...@sq...) |
From: Rafael M. <r.m...@us...> - 2003-08-28 07:30:34
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Jonathan Angliss said: > Hello Peter, > On Thursday, August 28, 2003, Peter Milne wrote... > >> This is what I get: > > >> "Fatal error: Failed opening required >> '/home/groups/s/sq/squirrelmail/includes/constants.inc' >> (include_path='.:/usr/local/lib/php') in >> /home/groups/s/sq/squirrelmail/includes/std_header.inc on line 5" > > Indeed... now complain to SourceForge for screwing up _again_. > Unfortunately there isn't anything we can do when they just won't > change permissions of files back to what they were before their server crashed and > took our files with it. Well done SourceForge. > Maybe it is about time to change to another ISP. I am sure it will not be difficult to find an ISP that wants to help the project with free hosting and disk space. The arrogance with which they seem to respond when something like this happens is irritating. -- regards Rafael Martinez |
From: <its...@uk...> - 2003-08-28 14:03:58
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On Thu, Aug 28, 2003 at 09:30:21AM +0200, Rafael Martinez wrote: > > Indeed... now complain to SourceForge for screwing up _again_. > > Unfortunately there isn't anything we can do when they just won't > > change permissions of files back to what they were before their server crashed and > > took our files with it. Well done SourceForge. > > > > Maybe it is about time to change to another ISP. I am sure it will not be difficult to > find an ISP that wants to help the project with free hosting and disk space. They aren't an ISP. Sourceforge is a whole project management system designed to host open source software projects. The only real competitor is Savannah, which is based on the last open source version of the Sourceforge application. But in true GNU style it's a creaky and rough-edged affair. -- Bruce |
From: Rick C. <ri...@sq...> - 2003-08-28 14:37:25
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> On Thu, Aug 28, 2003 at 09:30:21AM +0200, Rafael Martinez wrote: >> > Indeed... now complain to SourceForge for screwing up _again_. >> Unfortunately there isn't anything we can do when they just won't >> change permissions of files back to what they were before their >> server crashed and took our files with it. Well done SourceForge. >> > >> >> Maybe it is about time to change to another ISP. I am sure it will not >> be difficult to find an ISP that wants to help the project with free >> hosting and disk space. > > They aren't an ISP. Sourceforge is a whole project management system > designed to host open source software projects. > > The only real competitor is Savannah, which is based on the last open > source version of the Sourceforge application. But in true GNU style > it's a creaky and rough-edged affair. Does anyone have any experience with Sunsite.dk? I've recently been referred to them, but haven't set up a test project to play with yet. -Rick |
From: Matthew S. <ma...@mk...> - 2003-08-28 14:45:41
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I am having some problems with a windows install of squirrelmail. I posted the error to this list a couple days ago, but have not heard anything. Is there anyone willing to get this thing running for me for a little money? I am sure it is just a little tweak or something, but I have run out of patience. Thanks! Matthew |
From: Chris H. <ta...@sq...> - 2003-08-28 15:05:00
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> I am having some problems with a windows install of squirrelmail. I > posted > the error to this list a couple days ago, but have not heard anything. = Is And the error would be...? Reposting without details is worse than usele= ss. --=20 Chris Hilts ta...@sq... |
From: Alexandros V. <av...@no...> - 2003-08-28 15:48:20
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How about using our own (=developer contributed) resources for the Squirrelmail web site and CVS repository, and sticking with Sourceforge for its bug/feature request tracker, mailling lists and excellent community environment? The only slight problem I can think of is that recreating the CVS repository on an other server will mean also creating accounts for the developers on that machine, but the developers are something like 15 people, right? And of course, the biggest problem is adding some kind of administration overhead on someone who has to take up the task of keeping the server secure, available etc. ... But if it is a possibility (e.g. in a University setup), I think it is a good idea. Cheers, Alexandros |
From: Jonathan A. <jo...@sq...> - 2003-08-28 16:47:37
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Hello Alexandros, On Thursday, August 28, 2003, Alexandros Vellis wrote... > How about using our own (=developer contributed) resources for the > Squirrelmail web site and CVS repository, and sticking with > Sourceforge for its bug/feature request tracker, mailling lists and > excellent community environment? > The only slight problem I can think of is that recreating the CVS > repository on an other server will mean also creating accounts for > the developers on that machine, but the developers are something > like 15 people, right? I'm already looking into the options, and shall have some docs up shortly with possible options, along with a form for people to apply for mirroring. -- Jonathan Angliss (jo...@sq...) |