#75 I cannot seem to install XRMS

[Val Cummins]

I get the following error message.

Parse error: parse error, unexpected $end in \\NAWINFS03\home\users\web\b1929\rh.itdoesnotcompute\xrms\include-locations.inc on line 88

Can anyone help?

Thanks in advance.

Val

[Val Cummins]

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When I used the path I expected to use which was http://www.itdoesnotcompute.com/xrms/include/
I got this error:

The include directory variable has not been set correctly.

It is currently set to 'http://www.itdoesnotcompute.com/xrms/include/', which does not exist.

Please open the include-locations.inc file which is located at the top level of the xrms installation. Change the value of the $include_directory variable to the correct path.

Then run this installation again.

SO I called the hosting company and they put in the PHYSICAL address of:
$include_directory = "\\nawinfs03\home\users\web\b1929\rh.itdoesnotcompute\xrms\include\";

and that's when I got the error as you see above.

Any help would be appreciated..

Val

[Val Cummins]

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When I used the path I expected to use which was http://www.itdoesnotcompute.com/xrms/include/
I got this error:

The include directory variable has not been set correctly.

It is currently set to 'http://www.itdoesnotcompute.com/xrms/include/', which does not exist.

Please open the include-locations.inc file which is located at the top level of the xrms installation. Change the value of the $include_directory variable to the correct path.

Then run this installation again.

SO I called the hosting company and they put in the PHYSICAL address of:
$include_directory = "\\nawinfs03\home\users\web\b1929\rh.itdoesnotcompute\xrms\include\";

and that's when I got the error as you see above.

Any help would be appreciated..

Val

[Brian Peterson]

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try taking out:

\\nawinfs03

that is a machine name, so it is most explicitly *not* a physical address, but a network share address. Alternatively, you could try removing just the first \

Regards,

- Brian

[Brian Peterson]

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try taking out:

\\nawinfs03

that is a machine name, so it is most explicitly *not* a physical address, but a network share address. Alternatively, you could try removing just the first \

Regards,

- Brian

[Val Cummins]

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I've tried what you suggested with no better results...

DO I have to pay someone to get help???

Val

[Walter Torres]

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This has been solved.

This is Windows pathing issue. Had to explicatly define the paths using DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR.

Not pretty,but it worked.

Walter