[horde] Parallel install via Pear and Git?

Alex May alex at maymay.de
Mon Jun 25 16:21:23 UTC 2012


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   1. Re: Parallel install via Pear and Git? (Alex May)
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Date: Sun, 24 Jun 2012 17:57:17 +0100
From: "Alex May" <alex at maymay.de>
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Subject: Re: [horde] Parallel install via Pear and Git?
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I am having difficulty with syncml and another user seems to have it working. The only difference seems to be that he has the latest
git version and I am using the pear version. I am therefore trying to install the git version too (ie in parallel with my pear
version). Is that possible?

Where I've got to is that when I try and call up my new git installation, I get kicked back to the pear installation.
If I try and 'php index.php' via the symlink to the git install, I get nothing at all (just returns to the command prompt).
The same happens if I switch to the symlinked directory and 'php index.php'
If I 'php index.php' in admin/config from the command line, I get a load of php which says DB access is not configured.
If I call that file through the webserver I get a message saying: 'A fatal error has occurred Not an admin and no configuration
permission Details have been logged for the administrator.'

Can anyone help me as to what I am doing wrong?

Thanks,
Alex May




Date: Sun, 24 Jun 2012 13:18:35 -0400
From: Michael J Rubinsky <mrubinsk at horde.org>
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Subject: Re: [horde] Parallel install via Pear and Git?
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Quoting Alex May <alex at maymay.de>:

> I am having difficulty with syncml and another user seems to have it
> working. The only difference seems to be that he has the latest
> git version and I am using the pear version. I am therefore trying
> to install the git version too (ie in parallel with my pear
> version). Is that possible?
>
> Where I've got to is that when I try and call up my new git
> installation, I get kicked back to the pear installation.
> If I try and 'php index.php' via the symlink to the git install, I
> get nothing at all (just returns to the command prompt).
> The same happens if I switch to the symlinked directory and 'php index.php'
> If I 'php index.php' in admin/config from the command line, I get a
> load of php which says DB access is not configured.
> If I call that file through the webserver I get a message saying: 'A
> fatal error has occurred Not an admin and no configuration
> permission Details have been logged for the administrator.'
>
> Can anyone help me as to what I am doing wrong?

It sounds like you didn't sufficiently separate the two installations.
You will need to make sure that everything is separate. You need a
different webroot (and properly configured in conf.php), a separate
database, tmp directory or prefix etc...
-- 
mike

I have a different webroot. The only relevant configuration that I found in conf.php was:
$conf['cookie']['path'] = '/website/hordegit/horde/horde';
I thought that the database is set up according to my settings once I have the admin screen loaded. I can't get to that point.
As for the other directories, they were all created automatically by GIT.
I don't know what you mean by etc.
Alex




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