I am having issues installing Jawmail 2.0 on a freshinstall of Redhat 8.0. I am getting these errors when I run test.php
If anything is in red, you've got a problem. Fix it.
If anything is in orange, it might not work if your setup depends on that extension.
As you can see I do not get a list of modules when I do the test. Not even a red statement stating they are not installed ect....... Same setup works fine on a RH 7.2 box with apache 1.3.x. Is this a apache 2.0 error??
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You were right. short_open_tag was set to off I run the install.php ( which runs test.php i think) now I get a modules list. it only gives me 2 errors right now.
Gettext support - Present!
IMAP - Present!
IMAP 2000 - Present!
MySQL - Present!
XML - Present!
Multi-Byte String Functions - Missing! Sorry, the installation process cannot proceed without this extension.
Redhat came wit htis verison preinstalled with apache2.0.x looks liek i might have to install my own veriosn of apache and php. I should know better to trust redhat to put out a stable / working distro at the x.0 verison.
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I am having issues installing Jawmail 2.0 on a freshinstall of Redhat 8.0. I am getting these errors when I run test.php
If anything is in red, you've got a problem. Fix it.
If anything is in orange, it might not work if your setup depends on that extension.
Check the documentation!
Basic PHP information
Show phpinfo()
PEAR files
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PHP modules
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PHP configuration
Magic quotes - runtime: Disabled
Magic quotes - GPC: Disabled
Register globals - Disabled
include_path - Okay
include_path's first entry - . - Okay
JAW tests
As you can see I do not get a list of modules when I do the test. Not even a red statement stating they are not installed ect....... Same setup works fine on a RH 7.2 box with apache 1.3.x. Is this a apache 2.0 error??
Don't use Apache 2 with that version of PHP!
Most probably knuckleheads at Red Hat ;) set the PHP directive short_open_tag to Off, altough it should be On by default.
Oh, and who told you to load test.php? Install.php does all the checks. Well... at least it tries. With short_open_tag set to Off, it won't work.
You were right. short_open_tag was set to off I run the install.php ( which runs test.php i think) now I get a modules list. it only gives me 2 errors right now.
PEAR files
PEAR.php - Present.
Mail.php - Present.
DB.php - Present.
Crypt/HCEMD5.php - Present.
Net/Socket.php - Missing!
Gettext support - Present!
IMAP - Present!
IMAP 2000 - Present!
MySQL - Present!
XML - Present!
Multi-Byte String Functions - Missing! Sorry, the installation process cannot proceed without this extension.
Redhat came wit htis verison preinstalled with apache2.0.x looks liek i might have to install my own veriosn of apache and php. I should know better to trust redhat to put out a stable / working distro at the x.0 verison.