[horde] Upgrading to 4 from Groupware 1.2.9

[Vilius Šumskas]

Sveiki,

Friday, October 7, 2011, 5:14:08 PM, you wrote:





> ________________________________
> From: Simon Brereton <simon.brereton at buongiorno.com>
> To: horde at lists.horde.org
> Sent: Friday, October 7, 2011 8:52 AM
> Subject: Re: [horde] Upgrading to 4 from Groupware 1.2.9

>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Brian Spraker [mailto:spraker at yahoo.com]
>> ________________________________
>> 
>> From: Simon Brereton <simon.brereton at buongiorno.com>
>> To: horde at lists.horde.org
>> Sent: Tuesday, October 4, 2011 10:07 AM
>> Subject: Re: [horde] Upgrading to 4 from Groupware 1.2.9
>> 
>> > -----Original Message-----
>> > From: Brian Spraker [mailto:spraker at yahoo.com]
>> > ________________________________
>> >
>> > From: Simon Brereton <simon.brereton at buongiorno.com>
>> > > -----Original Message-----
>> > > From: horde-bounces at lists.horde.org [mailto:horde-
>> > > bounces at lists.horde.org] On Behalf Of Jan Schneider Zitat von
>> Brian
>> > > Spraker <spraker at yahoo.com>:
>> > >
>> > > > Greetings all,
>> > > >
>> > > > I am looking to perform an upgrade of the Horde system from
>> > > Groupware
>> > > > 1.2.9 to the new system I've seen that appears to be stable and
>> > > > working.
>> > > >
>> ---
>> 
>> OK - I am attempting to update tonight - but it isn't working.  I've
>> ran through and am trying to do the 'run-scripts horde/Horde_Role'
>> and put in the path.  But each time I attempt to do so, I get error:
>> 
>> Could not save horde_dir configuration value to PEAR config.
>> 
>> The folder that I am using is in the web server path and exists.
>> I've even attempted to do a pear install in that directory (which
>> works successfully) and use that install - but it still returns the
>> same error.

> See http://wiki.horde.org/FAQ/Admin/Troubleshoot?version=73


> Some classes cannot be found, even though I installed the package that should contain them.

> These symptoms may be caused by two issues:

>    1. The installation failed and you didn't notice. Installing
> Horde through PEAR produces a lot of output, and it's too easy to
> miss the single error message that's buried in all that
> informational output. Search the output of the installation process
> carefully for any failed installations or required dependencies that cannot be installed.
>    2. The PEAR configuration setting "horde_dir" is not set
> correctly. If this configuration is not correctly set, or cannot be
> received from PEAR, then some files are not installed into the
> correct web root, or cannot be found there. This can be caused by any of:
>           * You didn't run the Horde_Role post-install script. One
> of the steps of installing Horde through PEAR is to install the
> Horde_Role package:
> http://www.horde.org/apps/horde/docs/INSTALL#installing-with-pear.
> You forgot to run pear run-scripts horde/horde_role.
>           * You ran the Horde_Role post-install script, but entered
> a wrong path. The path you need to enter there must be an existing
> directory on the filesystem inside the web root directory of your
> server (aliases and symlinks aside). If for example your web
> server's web root (http://www.example.com/) directory is /var/www,
> and you want Horde to be accessed through
> http://www.example.com/groupware/, you need to create the directory
> /var/www/groupware and enter exactly that when running the
> post-install script for Horde_Role.
>           * You have a correct horde_dir set (verify by running
> pear config-show -c horde), but it's not correct received when
> running Horde. This was reported to happen with some web server
> setups if the user that is running the web server has a local PEAR
> configuration, e.g. a .pearrc in his home directory. This local
> configuration is overriding the system-wide configuration for the
> horde_dir. Remove that configuration, or use it to set horde_dir manually.

> I suspect your issue is the last one.  The last person that
> reported this error message fixed it by correcting a typo (according to google).

> Simon

> ----

> I saw that response with Google - but they actually a stand-alone version of Pear.

> -- I've checked the home directory for a .pearrc file and one does not exist
> -- I fully uninstalled all of the horde packages through pear using
> a command I found in the Horde wiki
> -- I re-installed the horde role (sudo pear install horde/horde_role)
> -- I then attempted to update the directory (sudo pear run-scripts horde/Horde_Role
> -- Entered the directory of "/home/bsntech-com/www/webmail1"
> -- Same error is received "Could not save horde_dir configuration value to PEAR config."
> -- Ran the "pear config-show -c horde" and it shows the following -
> what is interesting it is shows a .pearrc file, but one does not exist:

> Configuration (channel pear.horde.org):
> =======================================
> Auto-discover new Channels     auto_discover    <not set>
> Default Channel                default_channel  pear.php.net
> HTTP Proxy Server Address      http_proxy       <not set>
> PEAR server [DEPRECATED]       master_server    pear.php.net
> Default Channel Mirror         preferred_mirror pear.horde.org
> Remote Configuration File      remote_config    <not set>
> PEAR executables directory     bin_dir          /usr/bin
> PEAR documentation directory   doc_dir          /usr/share/php/docs
> PHP extension directory        ext_dir          /usr/lib/php5/20090626
> Base Horde directory           horde_dir        /usr/share/php/www/horde

It   seems   that   you  are  checking global pear configuration which
already  has  Horde  4  installed  (?).  As you can see in your output
horde_dir   *is*   set.   However  your  shell  rights  probably doesn't  allow
overwriting it.

Try  installing  into  separate PEAR installations (there is an INSTALL
section   about that), or try debuging why you don't have access. Have
you tried with root user? Are you running in chrooted environment?

P.S.  Please  set  your email client to use symbol > or indentation on
quoted text. It is really hard to follow your replies.

-- 
Best regards,
 Vilius