Hiya I smell it running. (I'm doing it on Windows, remember?) I can now use virtual hosts to bring up the opac and librarian pages,but when I run any script, it returns a blank screen. (For example, when I try to search the database for a book or a user, even though it is empty at the moment) The apache logs show no errors. Any idea what can cause this? I must say this is what happens in Opera. For some reason in Internet Explorer it now tries to establish an internet connection, as if it's searching for a dns that is not local. Don't know what I changed to cause this. Got irc runnig so I'll pop in one night and say hello. Right now gotta crash. Ta Geo
I smell it running. (I'm doing it on Windows, remember?) funny. I'm working at least 1 week to get it running on pstgreSQL, and it works in many parts.
I can now use virtual hosts to bring up the opac and librarian pages, Nameservices works fine I guess. but when I run any script, it returns a blank screen. (For example, when I try to search the database for a book or a user, even though it is empty at the moment) The apache logs show no errors. Maybe the Apache has not been ask for the request? Does the log show any request on the scripts?
Any idea what can cause this? I must say this is what happens in Opera. For some reason in Internet Explorer it now tries to establish an internet connection, as if it's searching for a dns that is not local. If that you should get an DNS or File not found error, because there is
Don't know what I changed to cause this. I don't know it yet, but the links in koha are all relative - it seems it is an Nameresolving Problem. If you could see any Entry page [$kohaadminpath]/htdocs/[$somesubdir]/index.html probably Koha cannot find
moin, probably no copy of your Intranet Namespace outside. the C4 Modules or the includes.
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Ervin Peters Weimar, Germany thuringia international school
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[$kohaadminpath]/htdocs/[$somesubdir]/index.html probably Koha cannot find the C4 Modules or the includes.
I think you're right :-) thanks. I found an entry to includes with \ instead of / in the pathname, and now I can do certain things,including search the empty catalog. But many things still don't work, like adding books etc. I seem to be in a mess with my directory structures. And where C4 should be I now have no idea. I've moved it a few times and allowed scripts to access it, but this is obviously wrong. Should it be in perl/lib? George
But many things still don't work, like adding books etc. I seem to be in a mess with my directory structures. And where C4 should be I now have no idea. I've moved it a few times and allowed scripts to access it, but this is obviously wrong. Should it be in perl/lib? # From the koha File: INSTALL:
'Next copy the C4 directory (in modules/) to somewhere in your perl path eg /usr/local/lib/site_perl/i386-linux/ If you do not have sufficient access to copy the files to the default perl folder (maybe you are using your ISPs hosting server) then you can copy the modules to any other location and add a line to apache.conf : SetEnv PERL5LIB "[pathtoC4modules]" ' There is not much described in the koha documentation, but this is. And it is, as I just have learnd, the usual way to include perl modules. Maybe you find more Information 'how to innclude perl modules' in the Perl dokumentation. But many things do not work if haven't successfully run the 'updatedatabase' scripts in [untaredfilesDir]/scripts/update/ ervin
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