phpwiki-talk

Re: [Phpwiki-talk] =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Re:_[Phpwiki-talk]_Re:_[Phpwiki-talk]?=

[Joel U. <uck...@no...>]

Thus spake "Klaus Rudolph":
> > 
> > >>Have you checked phpinfo() to see whether your version of PHP was
> > >> compiled with gdbm?
> > 
> > <snip>
> > 
> > > dba
> > >
> > > DBA support => enabled
> > > Supported handlers => gdbm ndbm cdb cdb_make inifile flatfile
> > 
> > This is it. You do have the gdbm handler for dba.
> > 
> > 
> Thanks for this answer! This tells me really nothing :-)

We needed to check that, as it's a common for people to try using gdbm
without having PHP support for it.
 
> What should I do and why the old wiki runs and how to 
> get my old wiki to actual wiki. It is nice to discuss
> over gdbm dba dbx xdb ggd hgdn .... but sorry, this is nothing
> which helps me :-)
> 
> So could you please inform me HOW to get to a working phpwiki?

Have you restarted your web server since you installed the new version of
phpwiki? What are the permissions on your db files, and the directory
they live in? Are there any locks on them? Does your DATABASE_DIRECTORY
in config.ini match the directory holding your database files?

[Phpwiki-talk] =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Re:_[Phpwiki-talk]_Re:_[Phpwiki-talk]_Re:_[Phpwiki-talk]?=

[Klaus R. <lts...@gm...>]

Hi Joel,

> Have you restarted your web server since you installed the new version of
> phpwiki?

It is on a laptop and it is started day by day :-)

> What are the permissions on your db files,

the db files are created by the webserver itself and the webserver is
file owner and have read/write permissions.

> and the directory
> they live in?

directory is not explecitly set up so /tmp is used and in tmp 't' bit
is set so owner has all rights.

> Are there any locks on them?

What does this mean? 
I have simply started the wiki by calling the first wiki page,
got the configuration dialog, could not save the config.ini from
wiki page, so i copied it manually to the ini file. Then I have
called the wiki page over the apache2 server again and got the
known error messages.


> Does your DATABASE_DIRECTORY
> in config.ini match the directory holding your database files?

Yes, it is setup to /tmp, "the wiki" has written the initial files 
and so I hope writing initial db files is not  driven by an other
variable than reading it later :-)

Regards,

    Klaus


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