Re: [Mediawiki-l] missing /config/index.php during new mediawiki
install (was "HELP")
Rob wrote: Have you actually read his message?
Peter Blaise responds: Thanks, Rob. It's always enlightening for me to experience alternative points of view. Your way of seeing things always expands my way of seeing things. Thank you.
"hosts" (actually, probably meant "host's") could mean ... oh well, maybe you guessed it. I learn a whole lot more by being wrong than I ever learned by being right! =8^o
What say, Matt? Got it solved already?
If not, tell us more and we'll try to pitch in.
-- Peter Blaise
Ya, Rob was right. Apparently I was being redirected the config file for the admin panel. I simply changed the config file directory as such /configs/index.php
The problem now is having the software recognize that I do infact have a data base with php 5.0 installed :(
On 6/27/07, Monahon, Peter B. Peter.Monahon@uspto.gov wrote:
Re: [Mediawiki-l] missing /config/index.php during new mediawiki
install (was "HELP")
Rob wrote: Have you actually read his message?
Peter Blaise responds: Thanks, Rob. It's always enlightening for me to experience alternative points of view. Your way of seeing things always expands my way of seeing things. Thank you.
"hosts" (actually, probably meant "host's") could mean ... oh well, maybe you guessed it. I learn a whole lot more by being wrong than I ever learned by being right! =8^o
What say, Matt? Got it solved already?
If not, tell us more and we'll try to pitch in.
-- Peter Blaise
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i'm getting this error on the install...
"Creating tables... *Warning*: fopen(../maintenance/tables.sql) [function.fopenhttp://wiki.stock-tech.com/configs/function.fopen]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in * /homepages/21/d144326822/htdocs/wiki/includes/Database.php* on line *2123* Could not open "../maintenance/tables.sql"."
Line 2123 contains this
function sourceFile( $filename, $lineCallback = false, $resultCallback = false ) { $fp = fopen( $filename, 'r' ); if ( false === $fp ) { return "Could not open "{$filename}".\n"; }
What's file 'r' supposed to be?
On 6/27/07, Matt Gallisdorfer matgallis@gmail.com wrote:
Ya, Rob was right. Apparently I was being redirected the config file for the admin panel. I simply changed the config file directory as such /configs/index.php
The problem now is having the software recognize that I do infact have a data base with php 5.0 installed :(
On 6/27/07, Monahon, Peter B. Peter.Monahon@uspto.gov wrote:
Re: [Mediawiki-l] missing /config/index.php during new mediawiki
install (was "HELP")
Rob wrote: Have you actually read his message?
Peter Blaise responds: Thanks, Rob. It's always enlightening for me to experience alternative points of view. Your way of seeing things always expands my way of seeing things. Thank you.
"hosts" (actually, probably meant "host's") could mean ... oh well, maybe you guessed it. I learn a whole lot more by being wrong than I ever learned by being right! =8^o
What say, Matt? Got it solved already?
If not, tell us more and we'll try to pitch in.
-- Peter Blaise
MediaWiki-l mailing list MediaWiki-l@lists.wikimedia.org http://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-l
-- -Matt Gallisdorfer
Actually, it means "open the file named $filename with readonly permission"
Matt Gallisdorfer wrote:
$fp = fopen( $filename, 'r' );
What's file 'r' supposed to be?
just a NB : By reading again, what I said is somehow confusing, I should have wrote 'open the file in readonly mode" (I wasn't talking about any file permission)
Anyway, I suppose you checked that you do have a maintenance/tables.sql file ? (it's in default install, so it should be there)
you could try to insert this code before fopen : echo getcwd(); just to check that your install script is actually executing in the config*s* directory
Oh BTW, you seem to be installing 1.10.0rc1, maybe you should use the final release 1.10.0 ;-) (but I don't think it's related to your problem)
also (currently doing that but parallelize) try google with "could not find tables.sql mediawiki" or related keywords :-)
Alexis Moinet wrote:
Actually, it means "open the file named $filename with readonly permission"
Matt Gallisdorfer wrote:
$fp = fopen( $filename, 'r' );
What's file 'r' supposed to be?
found on mwuser that it's related to your config / configs problem (seems to be on 1and1 hosts ?)
found this on fr.wikipedia :
Bon en fait c'est un problème de chemin relatif. Pour corriger, il suffit de remettre le répertoire maintenance à la racine du site :
* Mon médiaWiki est installé dans /homepages/12/d123456789/htdocs/mediawiki-1.7.1 j'ai donc tapé dans le ssh :
cp ~/mediawiki-1.7.1/maintenance ~/ -r ou si vous n'utilisez pas le ssh, déplacez le dossier maintenance à la racine à l'aide de votre client FTP favoris :)
which means : "it's a relative path problem, correction is : put /maintenance/ at the root of website" "mediawiki is installed in /blabla/ (almost the same as you, so I guess you have the same hosting company 1and1 ? ) "then connect to the server with ssh and type the command : cp ~/yourwikifolder/maintenance ~/ -r or move it there by ftp if you don't have ssh"
I don't know if it helps though (isn't your maintenance folder already at the root of your website ?)
Alexis Moinet wrote:
also (currently doing that but parallelize) try google with "could not find tables.sql mediawiki" or related keywords :-)
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