[csw-users] problem with php5

[Mike Watters]

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pjama wrote:
> Hi,
> I've recently migrated my csw driven webserver from solaris 10 on sparc
> to solaris 10 on x86. The sparc was built some time back using the pre
> blastwave split (I think) packages for Apache, php, mysql, etc.
> 
> My web site runs egroupware that ran fine under the old
> packages/platform but has some issues under the new platform which I
> think are PHP related.
> 
> I've posted the issues on egroupware lists for assistance but it's been
> limited with the invitation to buy commercial support.
> The posting is detailed here:
> http://www.nabble.com/egroupware-edits-broken-after-migration-td24407308s3741.html#a24427312
> 
> 
> To sumaraise:
> CSWapache2 installed and configured, minor upgrade from 2.2.6 to current
> 2.2.11. Confige files copied over and slightly adjusted.
> Mysql remains 5.0.51, database exported, re-imported on new server. The
> egroupware content was migrated as is (ie working copy)
> 
> PHP 5 seems to have undergone the most significant change with version
> 5.2.4 to changed from 5.2.9 but libraries are now shared. In the process
>  of trying to troubleshoot AFAIK I've installed all the modules except
> the unwanted database ones. "php -i" now seems to be comparable between
> old and new servers.
> 
> The problem *seems* to be that apache/php is not loading some of the
> functions in files of files per say from egroupware.
> 
> I'm after any assistance on how to pinpoint the problem.

I have a suspicion that there is a configuration directive in the php.ini file
that is not set correctly for eGroupware.

Are you using the stock php.ini provided by the CSW package? can you
pastebin.com the contents of php.ini on  your system.

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Thanks,
Mike

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and more violent.  It takes a touch of genius -- and a lot of courage --
to move in the opposite direction."

* Albert Einstein 1879 - 1955
    US German-born Theoretical Physicist
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