[horde] Upgrading to 4 from Groupware 1.2.9

[Vilius Šumskas]

Brian Spraker <spraker at yahoo.com> rašė:

> ----- Original Message -----
>> From: Vilius Šumskas <vilius at lnk.lt>
>> To: "horde at lists.horde.org" <horde at lists.horde.org>
>> Cc:
>> Sent: Friday, October 7, 2011 4:20 PM
>> Subject: Re: [horde] Upgrading to 4 from Groupware 1.2.9
>>
>> Brian Spraker <spraker at yahoo.com> rašė:
>>
>>>  ----- Original Message -----
>>>>  From: Vilius Šumskas <vilius at lnk.lt>
>>>>  To: "horde at lists.horde.org" <horde at lists.horde.org>
>>>>  Cc:
>>>>  Sent: Friday, October 7, 2011 3:43 PM
>>>>  Subject: Re: [horde] Upgrading to 4 from Groupware 1.2.9
>>>>
>>>>  Brian Spraker <spraker at yahoo.com> rašė:
>>>>
>>>>>   ----- Original Message -----
>>>>>>   From: Vilius Šumskas <vilius at lnk.lt>
>>>>>>   To: horde at lists.horde.org
>>>>>>   Cc:
>>>>>>   Sent: Friday, October 7, 2011 2:31 PM
>>>>>>   Subject: Re: [horde] Upgrading to 4 from Groupware 1.2.9
>>>>>>
>>>>>>   Sveiki,
>>>>>>
>>>>>>   Friday, October 7, 2011, 10:25:40 PM, you wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>     ----- Original Message -----
>>>>>>>>     From: Vilius Šumskas <vilius at lnk.lt>
>>>>>>>>     To: horde at lists.horde.org
>>>>>>>>     Cc:
>>>>>>>>     Sent: Friday, October 7, 2011 2:17 PM
>>>>>>>>     Subject: Re: [horde] Upgrading to 4 from Groupware
>> 1.2.9
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>     Even running directly as root (instead of using
>> sudo),
>>>>  same errors
>>>>>>   occur.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>     What "pear config-show -c horde" shows if
>> you set
>>>>  horde_dir
>>>>>>   manually
>>>>>>>>     in /root/.pearrc ?
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>     --
>>>>>>>>     Best regards,
>>>>>>>>     Vilius
>>>>>>>>
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>>>>>>
>>>>>>>     Thats just the thing.. there is not a .pearrc file. 
>> I've not
>>>>  deleted
>>>>>>   it and it doesn't appear.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>   Then  it  means  that  your  PEAR  cannot create one due to
>> permission
>>>>>>   problems, flaky security software on the server, or similar.
>> We cannot
>>>>>>   help here much.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>   All    I   could   suggest   is  try  installing  into 
>> separate  PEAR
>>>>>>   installation.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>   --
>>>>>>   Best regards,
>>>>>>   Vilius
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>   OK - I am one step further now.  Horde is installed and I
>> installed the
>>>>  Groupware Webmail edition based upon the install guide:
>>>>>
>>>>>   pear install -a -B horde/webmail
>>>>
>>>>  Are you sure that it is installed? pear list-files horde/horde whould
>> show a
>>>>  file list. Check if those exist on disk. If not, installation 
>>>>  probably failed
>>>>  but you missed error message in the output of PEAR.
>>>>
>>>>>   I then go to the webmail1/test.php file and receive:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>   Could not find Horde's framework libraries in the
>>>>>   following path(s):
>> /home/bsntech-com/www/webmail1/lib:.:/usr/share/php.
>>>>>   Please read horde/docs/INSTALL for information on how to install
>> these
>>>>>   libraries.
>>>>>
>>>>>   The system pear is properly installed with all needed components
>> at
>>>>  /usr/share/php AND the "lib" folder is in the
>> "webmail1"
>>>>  directory correctly.
>>>>
>>>>  --  Pagarbiai,
>>>>
>>>>    Vilius Šumskas
>>>>    LNK TV IT vadovas
>>>>    mob.: +370 614 75713
>>>>    http://www.lnk.lt
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>  All looks good on the install.  I performed the 'pear list-files 
>>>  horde/horde' as you indicated and it ran off a huge number of files 
>>>  one-by-one.  But, here is the install history:
>>
>> Sorry I ment "pear list-files horde/horde_autoloader". What is the 
>> output and do these files physically exist on the system?
>>
>> --
>>    Vilius
>>
>>
> Output:
>
> Installed Files For horde/horde_autoloader
> ==========================================
> Type Install Path
> php  /root/pear/php/Horde/Autoloader/ClassPathMapper/Application.php
> php  /root/pear/php/Horde/Autoloader/ClassPathMapper/Default.php
> php  /root/pear/php/Horde/Autoloader/ClassPathMapper/Prefix.php
> php  /root/pear/php/Horde/Autoloader/ClassPathMapper.php
> php  /root/pear/php/Horde/Autoloader/Default.php
> php  /root/pear/php/Horde/Autoloader.php
> test  
> /root/pear/tests/Horde_Autoloader/Horde/Autoloader/ClassPathMapper/ApplicationTest.php
> test  
> /root/pear/tests/Horde_Autoloader/Horde/Autoloader/ClassPathMapper/DefaultTest.php
> test  
> /root/pear/tests/Horde_Autoloader/Horde/Autoloader/ClassPathMapper/PrefixTest.php
> test /root/pear/tests/Horde_Autoloader/Horde/Autoloader/AllTests.php
> test /root/pear/tests/Horde_Autoloader/Horde/Autoloader/AutoloaderTest.php
>
> This is very strange to me... because it shows they are in the /root  
> folder - which of course, the web user/php user will not have access

And this is a problem. Either you still have botched PEAR install, or  
you are running into strange permission/home_path issue again.

> to.  Either way, the /home/bsntech-com/www/webmail1/lib directory  
> does exist and have data in there.. as does the system version of  
> pear at /usr/share/php.

This doesn't matter. Horde/Autoloader.php should be in your PHP's  
include_path, e.i /usr/share/php. Currently it doesn't.

> And yes - all of those files do physically exist in that folder.  Is  
> there something else that should be set somewhere in the  
> configuration - because these files should have been installed in  
> the /root directory.  A whole /php directory was made in /root and  
> it has a ton of stuff in it.

I'm afraid we cannot help much here. If I were you I would start  
inspecting why PEAR doesn't allow you to write files, or why it moves  
files to wrong folders. That's probably a question to your operating  
system mailing list.

-- 
   Best Regards,

   Vilius