Re: [Phpwiki-talk] can't load up virgin - InterWikiMap problem

[Reini U. <ru...@x-...>]

2005/11/5, Bill Gardner <wbg...@al...>:
> Thanks for the help!  I'm partly successful now.
>
> Reini Urban wrote:
> > For the first help you should move the InterWikiMap file out
> > of your pgsrc to continue loading. Hmm.
>
> First, I destroyed/initialized the mysql database.
>
> Then I moved out InterWikiMap file, and was able to get to the end of
> the load!  (Earlier, I had merely renamed the file in the pgsrc dir to
> something like Z-InterWikiMap, and it still managed to load it as
> InterWikiMap.  So I guess it doesn't care about the filename per se :)
> Should realized that!  Moving it out took care of that.)
>
> > The special _tryinsertInterWikiMap is only called once from
> > loadsave.php:SetupWiki
> >
> > Your crash is probably somewhere in PageType.php:PageType_interwikimap
> >
> > As next you could store a dummy static $this->_map,
> > which should be enough
> >
> >     function PageType_interwikimap($pagetext =3D false) {
> >         $this->_map =3D array('Upload' =3D> 'uploads');
> >         $this->_regexp =3D $this->_getRegexp();
> >     }
>
> I applied that fix, too, then took it out and had the same result of NO
> crash with the original PageType.php.  So it doesn't seem to matter.
> OTOH, we still don't know what caused the crash.  If I apply this fix
> but leave InterWikiMap in, it executes this new constructor and then
> crashes.

Ok, I have some vague idea about the php5 constructor phase
within GetMap().
Which php version exactly?

Can you setup some temp.<? phpinfo() ?> php page please to let me
have a look at it.

> But now I have a new problem:  I now have a HomePage, but I can't leave
> it!  No matter what I click, the URL does change (like
> //host/wiki/index.php/SandBox), but the HomePage display remains.  It's
> the same for clicking Edit, LockPage, etc.
>
> I tried changing config.php to CACHE_CONTROL =3D NO_CACHE, but this had n=
o
> effect.  Ditto for USE_CACHE =3D false.

That's no cache problem, thats' entirely an unknown $_REQUEST problem
with your PHP5 or apache on Solaris.
phpinfo() would help immensily.
--
Reini Urban