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Weird behavior after installation (v0.97.1)

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Jan Raap
2011-01-08
2012-03-29
  • Jan Raap

    Jan Raap - 2011-01-08

    Hi everyone,

    after comparing a lot of files against my old (working) installation I found
    the solution!

    The file

    src/SemanticScuttle/constants.php
    

    contains a section to "Correct bugs with PATH_INFO". Once I commented this
    section out (it's a the end of the file) my scuttle installation started to
    work properly again :-)

    There was one other problem with my webspace. I was only able to access my
    scuttle when I removed the file

    www/.htaccess
    

    . After some tests I found out that the

    rewrite
    

    -section is the cause for not being able to access my scuttle. I also commented this section out and now everything works (hopefully ;-) ).

    I hope this will help some other poor soul ;-)

    Many greetings,

    Jan

     
  • Jan Raap

    Jan Raap - 2011-01-09

    I used to have the entire semantic scuttle installation within just one
    directory. After the directory-change I placed all four directories (data,
    doc, src & www) inside the html-directory (webroot) of my webspace. I have to
    admit that I not really understand the section 5. of the installation
    document. Where exactly should I place the sc-directories having just a
    webspace with a html-directory serving as webroot and my webspace-rootdir
    containing the html-directory?

    It looks like this:

    /

    +- log

    +- html

    +- data

    +- doc

    +- src

    +- www

    ...

    Many greetings,

    Jan

     
  • Christian Weiske

    Do it as follows:

    - log
    - semanticscuttle
    -- data
    -- doc
    -- src
    - html
    -- files_from_www
    

    After setting it up that way, open www-header.php and replace

    require_once '../src/SemanticScuttle/header.php';

    with

    require_once '../../semanticscuttle/src/SemanticScuttle/header.php';

     
  • Jan Raap

    Jan Raap - 2011-01-09

    Thanks for your fast response. Unfortunately I can't create any directories
    above the html-directory (missing permissions :-( ). Therefore I'll have to
    stick to my current workaround.

    Btw: I have a problem when I try to bookmark the following page:
    http://bookshelfporn.com/ (no, it's NOT a porn
    site, just a tumblr-site with pictures of bookshelfs ;-) ) Any idea what the
    reason might be?

     

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