[horde] Configuration Help, index.php says misconfigured

[GypsyMage]

I had tried putting in the absolute path's in the index.php.  Doing this brings up the horde login page, but nothing works after that.  When I put HORDE_BASE in the index.php, I get a blank screen.  Doesn't look like any php code problems though in the index.  Are there some path setups I might have missed?  If I print off HORDE_BASE or dirname() they all show /web/horde which is right.  What web server paths could I have wrong?  I thought I checked all possible paths.  Would there be anything in some kind of log?  The php log shows nothing, and logging is on debug_all.


---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
From: Eric Rostetter <eric.rostetter at physics.utexas.edu>
Date:  Thu, 19 Dec 2002 14:07:37 -0600

>Quoting GypsyMage <mage at gmage.net>:
>
>> I recently installed Horde on my Redhat 8.0 machine.  I've spent a few days
>> with this now and I'm about out of ideas.  I visit the /horde web directory
>> and get the "Horde is misconfigured" page listing the files that it can't
>> find.  I run index.php manually on a shell and it finds the files just fine.
>
>Sounds like either your web server paths are wrong, your php include/search
>paths are wrong, your permissions on the files or their directories are wrong,
>and/or you're suffering from a rare bug no one has traced down yet (but is
>worked around in CVS).
>
>If you can't find a path or permission problem, then try changing the checks
>in horde/index.php to include the path HORDE_BASE, so it would look something
>like:
>
>define('HORDE_BASE', dirname(__FILE__));
>$horde_configured = (@file_exists(HORDE_BASE . '/config/conf.php') &&
>                     @file_exists(HORDE_BASE . '/config/html.php') &&
>                     @file_exists(HORDE_BASE . '/config/mime_drivers.php') &&
>                     @file_exists(HORDE_BASE . '/config/mime_mapping.php') &&
>                     @file_exists(HORDE_BASE . '/config/registry.php'));
>
>
>-- 
>Eric Rostetter
>The Department of Physics
>The University of Texas at Austin
>
>Why get even? Get odd!
>
 

 
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