Re: [binarycloud-dev] Installing on Netscape Iplanet with Oracle

[Alex B. <en...@tu...>]

> 
> I've recently decided that the bc specific stuff must go in a subdirectory
> though so I've made a directory "bc" and I will be using it.

You're much better off using a virtual host or a clean docs directory, or
you need to go into file_permissions.conf and add /bc/ to the front of each
path string so the permissions system knows where the files are.

You'll also have to change the permissions redirect, and the directory names
(the latter are in file_permissions.conf as well).


> Been there done that, index.php is in the directory index.

what happens if you go to /knowledgebase/ ?

> 2) you're running php in cgi mode, which come to think of it, may be the
> only way you can on the iPlanet server (which is why you're getting the
> PHPSESSID appended to the url.)
> 
> that could be a problem, we'll see.
> 
> Nope, running PHP as NSAPI module.

really, with the appended PHPSESSID?

I've never seen that done by default.

> Under a very strict configuration, with every thing just so I can get the
> main page to load and from there I click on storm admin which gives me a
> webserver directory index.  I click on index.php and get the storm admin
> section.  I then click on create_db.schema and that is the error I get.


Can you post the file? I want to look at it to make sure there's no
strangeness in your copy.

it's in user/db/schema/create_db.schema

_alex


> Thanks for your help
> 
> -Mark
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