I did not maintain phpterm for a while and there is a new fork ajaxphpterm, which may fix your issues. If not feel free to get bak so we can get rid of it. Even if I don't know this issue ;-)
cheers bzrudi
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After I posted this message and did some (ok, a lot) of Googling I found the ajaxphpterm product which I quickly downloaded and tested. It throws the same error message.
I also installed ajaxphpterm under Mandriva 2008 and low and behold it worked! I don't know if it will do what I want it to do but at least it didn't throw any errors.
Ok, so what are the differences?
Well, the biggest difference, other than the UNIX / Linux one was that Linux was running php 5 and SCO was running PHP 4 and I bet that's the problem.
Unfortunately I can't find a build of Apache/MySQL/PHP5 for SCO OpenServer 5.0.7. I know I could try compiling everything myself from scratch but right now I don't have the time (I'm not that good at compiling C code) especially since I don't know that doing so will fix the problem.
Maybe if you confirm that IS the problem I'd be more motivated :-)
Any and all comments or suggestions are appreciated.
Cheers.
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I'm pretty sure it' not a problem of PHP5, so there is no need to "downgrade". I noticed this issue with the environment var years ago and it might be not the same issue, but as far as I remember the issue is caused by a mis configured PERL installation. So please try to disable loading of mod_perl in http.conf (if enabled).
It's just an idea but may be worth giving it a try IMHO.
cheers bzrudi
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I installed the latest version on a SCO OpenServer 5.0.7 machine, and set a user and password.
When I run the program I can log in, get a command prompt and change directories but whenever I try to run a command I get:
NoNe SuCh=: is not an identifier
My phpinfo() shows:
_ENV["NoNe__SuCh"] no value
I have no idea what this is or what this should be set to.
Any ideas or comments?
Thanks.
(I accidentally post this same message into the open discussion forum, sorry).
Hi bcsi,
I did not maintain phpterm for a while and there is a new fork ajaxphpterm, which may fix your issues. If not feel free to get bak so we can get rid of it. Even if I don't know this issue ;-)
cheers bzrudi
Wow, that was a quick response!
After I posted this message and did some (ok, a lot) of Googling I found the ajaxphpterm product which I quickly downloaded and tested. It throws the same error message.
I also installed ajaxphpterm under Mandriva 2008 and low and behold it worked! I don't know if it will do what I want it to do but at least it didn't throw any errors.
Ok, so what are the differences?
Well, the biggest difference, other than the UNIX / Linux one was that Linux was running php 5 and SCO was running PHP 4 and I bet that's the problem.
Unfortunately I can't find a build of Apache/MySQL/PHP5 for SCO OpenServer 5.0.7. I know I could try compiling everything myself from scratch but right now I don't have the time (I'm not that good at compiling C code) especially since I don't know that doing so will fix the problem.
Maybe if you confirm that IS the problem I'd be more motivated :-)
Any and all comments or suggestions are appreciated.
Cheers.
Hi bcsi,
I'm pretty sure it' not a problem of PHP5, so there is no need to "downgrade". I noticed this issue with the environment var years ago and it might be not the same issue, but as far as I remember the issue is caused by a mis configured PERL installation. So please try to disable loading of mod_perl in http.conf (if enabled).
It's just an idea but may be worth giving it a try IMHO.
cheers bzrudi
hmmh,
I meant not a problem of PHP at all and therefore not only PHP5 specific ;-)
cheers bzrudi
Ah-ha!
You nailed that one! Not sure what perl has to do with this problem but what they heck...
I removed the mod-perl and LoadModule perl_module and then all of a sudden I could do a dir and other commands.
But any commands like vi and anything that requires screen formatting and terminal input just doesn't work.
I guess the program is limited to simple command line input and isn't really what I'm looking for.
Thanks for your help though; I'm always happy to learn something new.
Cheers.