[ZendTo] Re: Fresh Install help

[Gray McCord]

Thanks, Jules. Yes, I'm using SQLite3 and am trying to create users as root.
I can open the Zendto site (localhost/about.php) just fine, however, the
database is never created in /var/zendto. The log file says "initial setup
of database complete", but the database is not there. It looks like my
problem is that the Zendto database is never created. Every time I refresh
the about page I get the same message, but no actual database I checked the
syslog and apache logs, but nothing of interest was there.  Any ideas?

Thanks!

Gray

Gray McCord
Adapt, Mutate, Migrate, or Die
                                                          -C. Darwin


From:  Jules <Jules at zend.to>
Organization:  ZendTo
Reply-To:  ZendTo Users <zendto at zend.to>
Date:  Monday, January 28, 2013 4:43 AM
To:  ZendTo Users <zendto at zend.to>
Subject:  [ZendTo] Re: Fresh Install help

    
 
 
On 25/01/2013 18:25, Gray McCord wrote:
 
 
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> I have 4.11 running fine on the Ubuntu VM and am in the process of attempting
> an install on a fresh Ubuntu 12.10 system. I'm pretty sure that I have
> followed the instructions to install everything, and the Zendto home page
> successfully loads in my browser.  However, I cannot seem to add any users.
> When I run the adduser.php script, I get several "undefined index" errors
> followed by  a message indicating the user has been created.
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 You can get rid of the undefined index notices by adding "& ~E_NOTICE" to
the setting for error_reporting in /etc/php5/cli/php.ini.
 
 Try to load the home page of the web site before you try creating users.
And you do then of course need to be root to create users (but do the home
page first, as that should trigger the creation of the database with the
right ownership and permissions).
 
 I assume you're using SQLite3 as the database type.
 
 Jules.
 
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>  However, the user has not been created and in fact, it appears that the
> SQLite database file has not been created in /var/zendto. I'm sure I'm doing
> something fundamentally wrong, and apologize in advance if this is a stupid
> question. Can anyone point me in the direction of a solution?
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