From: Tom H. <to...@th...> - 2010-03-31 10:39:54
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Greetings... I am trying to install 2.1.4 on a Redhat based server. I created the database in phpmyadmin and assigned a user with rights. I editied the phpESP.ini.php.example and renamed it phpESP.ini.php. I get a blank page when I try to use the program. Thinking the database was not being created, I poputaed it with the mysql_populate.sql file. I am doing something wrong and hope maybe you folks can help. I turned on the error reporting and did not get anything that helped. I'll include my test.php and phpESP.ini.php (w/o the password). Thanks... Tom PHP Information * Version: 4.3.9 * OS: Linux * SAPI: apache2handler * register_globals: No * magic_quotes_gpc: Yes * magic_quotes_runtime: No * safe_mode: No * open_basedir: /home/e-smith/files/ibays/thaynes/ PHP Extensions * dBase: Yes * GD: Yes -- bundled (2.0.28 compatible) * GNU Gettext: Yes * LDAP: Yes * MySQL: Yes * PostgreSQL: No * PHP Extension Dir (compiled): /usr/lib/php4 * PHP Extension Dir (run time): /usr/lib/php4 phpESP Settings * Loading phpESP.ini.php ... ___________________________________________ <?php // use http or https? $ESPCONFIG['proto'] = 'http://'; // Base URL for phpESP $ESPCONFIG['base_url'] = $ESPCONFIG['proto'] . $server['HTTP_HOST'] . '/phpesp/' ; // Enable debugging code (BOOLEAN) $ESPCONFIG['DEBUG'] = true; // Database connection information // for the database type, change $ESPCONFIG['adodb_database_type'] (further down ) $ESPCONFIG['db_host'] = 'localhost'; $ESPCONFIG['db_user'] = 'phpesp'; $ESPCONFIG['db_pass'] = '********'; $ESPCONFIG['db_name'] = 'phpesp'; $DB_PREFIX = ""; // If you want your database tables to use a prefix, s et it here. $OLD_DB_PREFIX = ""; // When switching prefixes, give here the current existin g prefix in the db ?> -- "Never try to find a place to speak, try to have something to say." -- Dallas Willard |