The URL: arkana.freeall.org/arkanapedia It's in Hebrew...
The version of MediaWiki is the latest. I downloaded it this week. 1.5.5, I think.
Version of PHP - 4.4.1 (according to control panel of the host) MySQL version - 4.0.25-standard Apache version - 1.3.34 (Unix) Operating system Linux Kernel version 2.4.21-27.0.4.ELsmp Machine Type i686 PERL version 5.8.4 It's been installed for about a week, I've done it through the automatic configuration - Uploaded it through FTP, ran the appropriate file, checked Hebrew and that's about all of it. It never worked OK.
Now, it finally saves the pages, but only after that message that keeps coming.
I haven't done any customizations except editing some pages and changing the logo link at LocalSettings.php
That's about it...
Nothing of what you said doesn't sound right, except from "something broken"...
Because - I haven't changed any code, and couldn't be any mix cause the installation is completely new, on a clean server...
Well, Thanks for anything!
Peleg.
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You still haven't provided basic background information such as: * the URL to your site * version of MediaWiki * version of PHP * version of anything else * how long it's been installed * how you installed * whether it worked before and stopped working, or never worked * if you've made any customizations to the configuration
I hope the symptom is clear: I have a problem editing any of my wiki pages... it's a whole new wiki engine, and whenever I try to save a page I get this message: " Fatal error: Cannot instantiate non-existent class: searchupdate in /home/freeall2/public_html/arkana/arkanapedia/includes/Article.php on line 2122"
The SearchUpdate class is defined in SearchUpdate.php, which is included from UpdateClasses.php, which is included from GlobalSettings.php, which is included long before this code is reached.
So, this shouldn't be possible unless: * Something's broken * The code was altered * There's a bad mix of files from different versions, etc
-- brion vibber (brion @ pobox.com)
FreeAll Support wrote:
The URL: arkana.freeall.org/arkanapedia It's in Hebrew...
The version of MediaWiki is the latest. I downloaded it this week. 1.5.5, I think.
1.5.5 is a version behind; the current release is 1.5.6, released January 19.
Because - I haven't changed any code, and couldn't be any mix cause the installation is completely new, on a clean server...
When you say it's "a clean server", what does this mean?
Did you install Linux yourself on it, and know exactly how PHP is configured? Do you run it yourself, or is it an account on some third-party hosting service?
Are you familiar with its configuration? What's PHP's include_path set to? Is the override in MediaWiki's config failing? Might it be loading some other file for this? Have you checked to confirm that the files were all uploaded correctly?
-- brion vibber (brion @ pobox.com)
Moin,
On Sunday 19 February 2006 01:20, Brion Vibber wrote:
FreeAll Support wrote:
The URL: arkana.freeall.org/arkanapedia It's in Hebrew...
The version of MediaWiki is the latest. I downloaded it this week. 1.5.5, I think.
1.5.5 is a version behind; the current release is 1.5.6, released January 19.
Because - I haven't changed any code, and couldn't be any mix cause the installation is completely new, on a clean server...
When you say it's "a clean server", what does this mean?
Did you install Linux yourself on it, and know exactly how PHP is configured? Do you run it yourself, or is it an account on some third-party hosting service?
Are you familiar with its configuration? What's PHP's include_path set to? Is the override in MediaWiki's config failing? Might it be loading some other file for this? Have you checked to confirm that the files were all uploaded correctly?
Speaking of that, is there a utility that computes checksums (MD5/SHA1) over the files?
In Perl packages, you get a SIGNATURE file, which contains a checksum over each file included in the distribution, maybe it would make sense to add something like that to MediaWiki. Then after install/upload one could run maintenance/checksum.php (or .pl) and it check that all files are all right.
Best wishes,
Tels
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