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  Newbie  Status: offline  Registered: 02/09/09 Posts: 13 |
Hi,
I uploaded all of the files as per instructions for the eWiki install. it shows up as an available plugin, but when I click on the button to install it. All I get is this plugin is not installed. I do not know what the problem could be. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance for your help! techuser |
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 Admin  Status: offline  Registered: 01/12/02 Posts: 13035 |
Given its age, I would assume that it requires register_globals = on, at least for the installation.
bye, Dirk |
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Newbie Status: offline Registered: 02/09/09 Posts: 13 |
Thank you very much Dirk
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Newbie Status: offline Registered: 02/09/09 Posts: 13 |
The ewiki installation works now and it installed, but now when I click on tools, it takes me to the admin location, which is great, but if I click on any of the other links it says that it cannot find the .php files; when I look at the directory structure through my FTP client, the files are there!
What could the problem be??? Your help is greatly appreciated! |
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Chatty  Status: offline Registered: 07/21/03 Posts: 47 |
I have ewiki installed on a private lan, and the ewiki tools all work and register globals is OFF (and has never been on). The entire geeklog/ewiki install was moved over from an older Redhat server last year and I don't remember making any changes in config at all. It sounds like a path is set wrong somewhere in a config script. I remember banging my head against the wall when I first set it up years ago but it's been working great ever since. I never touch any of the "tools" though anyway. I think I've used the delete pages tools and it worked ok.
Current system: Geeklog version 1.5.1, ewiki 1.2 (in the plugins listing next to ewiki it lists Geeklog version 1.3.11) Apache/2.2.9 (Ubuntu) PHP/5.2.6-2ubuntu4.6 with Suhosin-Patch |
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Chatty Status: offline Registered: 07/21/03 Posts: 47 |
Just an update. Found that after moving existing GL install (v.1.5.1) to a new (virtual) server with a newer version of PHP (5.3.2), ewiki no longer worked. The error I got was:
PHP Formatted Code 2 - strpos() expects parameter 1 to be string, array given @ /path_to_html/ewiki/ewiki/ewiki.php line 2429Tracked it down to an IF statement in ewiki.php file: PHP Formatted Code #-- injected URLs if (isset($ewiki_links[$href_i]) && strpos($inj_url = $ewiki_links[$href_i], "://")) { if ($href==$title) { $href = $inj_url; } } Commenting out this statement brought ewiki back to life. Since I'm using this on a local intranet and its not accessible to the world at large I don't have a problem with just commenting out the statement, but since it seems to perform some sanitizing I'm not suggested to do so for sites accessible on the internet generally. I am interested in what might have changed in PHP since I'm having some odd behaviors on other pages. I think the old server had PHP 5.2.6 (hard to tell now since it crashed hard). Current system: Apache/2.2.14 (Ubuntu) PHP Version 5.3.2-1ubuntu4.9 |
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