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2005-04-19
2005-04-19
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I'm trying to get pmtool running on a SuSE 9.2 box and
I can't seem to get anything but blank page. Any ideas?

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  • Lars Stavholm

    Lars Stavholm - 2005-04-20

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    But it seems to work nicely on Redhat 9.

     
  • Lars Stavholm

    Lars Stavholm - 2005-04-20

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    Well, as it turns out, doesn't quite work on Redhat 9
    either. I do get some contents, login screen is visible, but
    when I login first time as "admin" (no passwd) I get to the
    Home page that contains precious little, amongst other
    things: no "Users" button to click as specified in README*.

     
  • Lars Stavholm

    Lars Stavholm - 2005-04-20

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    OK, went back to version 1.2.2: works nicely on Redhat 9,
    but blank page only on SuSE 9.2.

     
  • Chef Innocent

    Chef Innocent - 2005-04-29

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    I'm trying to make it work on an OpenBSD 3.5 box, but I also
    only get a blank page. It currently is configured with Apache
    1.3.29, MySQL 4.0.18, and PHP 4.3.5 RC 3.

    I started with the 1.2.3 version of pmtool, but regressed to
    1.2.2. Niether is offering anything more than a blank page. I
    tried to see if I had any difference from the command-line, but
    it is blank there too.

    I'd appreciate any assistance I can get.

    Thanks,
    Daniel

     
  • Chef Innocent

    Chef Innocent - 2005-05-02

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    I found out that I performed a D'oh! error. Let me preface this
    by saying that although my boss expects me to be a
    sysadmin, I am not! The problem boiled down to a need to
    add the php extention using: /usr/local/sbin/phpxs -a
    mysql . For other people, you may need to make sure that
    the mysql package is compiled into php. I found this by
    giving up and trying to install another package that was a bit
    more verbose in giving error messages. I hope this helps
    someone other than myself.

     
  • Nobody/Anonymous

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    I've got the same problem on 1.2.3-beta. The problem line of
    code is the following at line 78 of includer.inc.php:

    >> dbInst = new $dbconfig['type']();

    But I'm not sure how to solve the error, as it's a
    suspiciously silent crash-out.

     

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