My server runs on Apache 2.0.52 with module PHP 5.0 and I have a blank page in the front and the back office after install !
I am a website developper in France and I would like to participate to Sapid developpement... Unfortunately I don't have a big kowledge about XML and Sapiens Processor Technology. I have basics in XML and XSLT and (I think...) a good experience of PHP (with objects), XHTML and CSS.
I would like to begin my collaboration by submitting a french translation of Sapid admin (if it doesn't already exists), but I need to run it on my server first ! ;)
Hope to hear about you soon !
Druide.
druide@akiway.com
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PHP 5 dos not support anymore the "this" reference to be reallocated.
Sapid seems to work well without this line...I suppose it would be better to replace it instead of removing it, but I don't know this project enough for the moment to do that correctly, sorry ;) !
Hope this help someone.
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To answer my own question of months ago. PHP-4 Apache 2. OSX10.4
On the Mac there is a permission problem if you set the permissions as per the install.php instructions. Actually 777 means nothing on a Mac, because file execution is handled by the OSX rather than UNIX permissions.
A way around this is to set the entire Sapid v.123-07 folder to allow Owner: read and write, Group: read and write and Others: read and write. Then click the Apply to enclosed items... button.This sets everything in the folder to read and write.
Now, run the install.php file and Sapid is installed OK. I then click on "info" again on the Sapid 12307 folder and set every file back to allow only read and write for Owner and Group only. Then click "Apply to the enclosed items.." again.
Everything should work OK. I wish Sapid members would fix this because this problem is preventing http://www.opensourcecms, a large repository of PHP cms etc from listing Sapid there...
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Hi, I have the same problem !
My server runs on Apache 2.0.52 with module PHP 5.0 and I have a blank page in the front and the back office after install !
I am a website developper in France and I would like to participate to Sapid developpement... Unfortunately I don't have a big kowledge about XML and Sapiens Processor Technology. I have basics in XML and XSLT and (I think...) a good experience of PHP (with objects), XHTML and CSS.
I would like to begin my collaboration by submitting a french translation of Sapid admin (if it doesn't already exists), but I need to run it on my server first ! ;)
Hope to hear about you soon !
Druide.
druide@akiway.com
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I finally have found a "fix" : to make SAPID work with PHP 5.0, all you have to do is comment the line 140 in the kernel/tree.lib.php file :
//$this = unserialize(file_get_contents($treedumpfile));
PHP 5 dos not support anymore the "this" reference to be reallocated.
Sapid seems to work well without this line...I suppose it would be better to replace it instead of removing it, but I don't know this project enough for the moment to do that correctly, sorry ;) !
Hope this help someone.
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Unfortunately, SAPID is known not to work with PHP5. Please, use PHP4 instead. This will be fixed only in SAPID 2.x branch.
Thank you.
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To answer my own question of months ago. PHP-4 Apache 2. OSX10.4
On the Mac there is a permission problem if you set the permissions as per the install.php instructions. Actually 777 means nothing on a Mac, because file execution is handled by the OSX rather than UNIX permissions.
A way around this is to set the entire Sapid v.123-07 folder to allow Owner: read and write, Group: read and write and Others: read and write. Then click the Apply to enclosed items... button.This sets everything in the folder to read and write.
Now, run the install.php file and Sapid is installed OK. I then click on "info" again on the Sapid 12307 folder and set every file back to allow only read and write for Owner and Group only. Then click "Apply to the enclosed items.." again.
Everything should work OK. I wish Sapid members would fix this because this problem is preventing http://www.opensourcecms, a large repository of PHP cms etc from listing Sapid there...