Hi,
I have download "phpbt-0.9.0".
I got an error when I try to access phpBugTracker for the first times:
Warning: Smarty error: unable to read template resource: "install.html" in /phpBugTracker/inc/smarty/Smarty.class.php on line 589
The permission are correct. There's something else I have to install before starting phpBugTracker.
Thank you for your help.
Ritch
cyberitch@hotmail.com
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Yes, the include path in php.ini (or .htaccess) needs to have . in it.
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Anonymous
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2002-11-22
I'm having a similar problem with a new install. I've installed on several servers with no errors before running into this problem. Making this change (both to php.ini and local .htaccess) and restarting apache didn't do anything.
Any other ideas?
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looks like a lot of people have the same problem with "line 589". It looks like the smarty can't find the templates, but everything seems to be at the right place and also with correct permissions.
Should the change be made in the Smarty.class.php file? Is this allowed, or is it a "must" to install the smarty stuff under the php-lib-dir?
Any help here is very welcome!!!
If you go to a search engine and check for "unable to read " you will get lot's of errors like this.
Can anyone fix this???
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Hi,
I have download "phpbt-0.9.0".
I got an error when I try to access phpBugTracker for the first times:
Warning: Smarty error: unable to read template resource: "install.html" in /phpBugTracker/inc/smarty/Smarty.class.php on line 589
The permission are correct. There's something else I have to install before starting phpBugTracker.
Thank you for your help.
Ritch
cyberitch@hotmail.com
You need to make sure that you have . in your php include_path.
Sorry I dont understand, you talk in php configuration file or in phpBugTracker files?
If you talk about php, I have a lot of program that work with include path and there's no error.
Thanks
Yes, the include path in php.ini (or .htaccess) needs to have . in it.
I'm having a similar problem with a new install. I've installed on several servers with no errors before running into this problem. Making this change (both to php.ini and local .htaccess) and restarting apache didn't do anything.
Any other ideas?
I suppose afetr try & erro testing, that you must install phpbt on a root not a subdirectory..
so http://one.webser.com/ should work
while http://one.webser.com/bugs/ won't
Expect it's solved in next release and it helps you.
Nosfe!!
Actually, it will work in a subdir, as you can see from
http://phpbt.sourceforge.net/demo/
You're right, but I tried again and still having the same results.. so it must be another setting not correctly assigned..
Still searching.... I'll post my conclussions if I found any..
Nosfe!!!
looks like a lot of people have the same problem with "line 589". It looks like the smarty can't find the templates, but everything seems to be at the right place and also with correct permissions.
Should the change be made in the Smarty.class.php file? Is this allowed, or is it a "must" to install the smarty stuff under the php-lib-dir?
Any help here is very welcome!!!
If you go to a search engine and check for "unable to read " you will get lot's of errors like this.
Can anyone fix this???