[horde] Can't log in?

[Eric Rostetter]

Quoting Richard Sumilang <richard at richard-sumilang.com>:

> I did and I never came around to that line in the documentation.

Because none of it is in your version (which is why you should always
specify your software versions).

> A
> matter of fact, that line of documentation is NOT in my
> horde/docs/INSTALL file

Correct, for any release versions.  It is only in the CVS HEAD (development)
versions.

> and a conf.php/conf.php.dist never came with my
> distribution.

It should have come with a conf.php.dist for all apps under Horde, and a
horde.php file for Horde itself.

So you want to look at horde/config/horde.php.dist and
horde/*/config/conf.php.dist.

There is never a conf.php (or horde.php) file in the distribution; only
the .dist versions of them.

> I got my copy from
> http://ftp.horde.org/pub/horde/horde-2.2.3.tar.gz, is that not the
> latest current stable version?

Yes.

> Anyways I wrote my own config file call conf.php in /horde/conf.php

Won't work.  You want horde.php and not conf.php

> with that one line, $conf['auth']['admins'][]='horde' as suggested and
> still no cigar.

Won't work.  There is no admin interface in Horde 2.2.3.

> Any other suggestions?

About what?

You said you got no logging output.  If so, you either misconfigured something
or you have too new a version of PEAR's LOG package.  There is a bug in
(if I remember correctly) Horde 2.2.3, which will cause nothing to be logged
with the newer PEAR LOG packages.  The non-recommended solution is to downgrade
the PEAR LOG package.  The recommended solution is to find the patch in the
mailing list archives (see http://lists.horde.org/) or in the CVS changelog
(see http://cvs.horde.org) and apply that patch (I think it is a single
character change, but not sure about that).

That would at least get your logging working.

Don't remember what your login problems were, so I won't address that here.

> Regards,
> - Richard S.

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Eric Rostetter
The Department of Physics
The University of Texas at Austin

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