[horde] New Install - Cannot autoload Horde Core libraries
L. D. James
ljames at apollo3.com
Thu Jul 2 02:43:19 UTC 2015
On 07/01/2015 10:21 PM, Michael J Rubinsky wrote:
>
> Quoting L. D. James <ljames at apollo3.com>:
>
>> On 06/28/2015 07:06 PM, Erling Preben Hansen wrote:
>>> Citat af "L. D. James" <ljames at apollo3.com>:
>>>
>>>> On 06/28/2015 10:19 AM, Michael J Rubinsky wrote:
>>>>> Quoting L. D. James <ljames at apollo3.com>:
>>>>>
>>>>>> On 06/28/2015 09:09 AM, Michael J Rubinsky wrote:
>>>>>>> Quoting L. D. James <ljames at apollo3.com>:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> I performed a fresh install (numbers of times) using the link
>>>>>>>> http://www.horde.org/apps/horde/docs/INSTALL under the section,
>>>>>>>> 3.1
>>>>>>>> Installing with PEAR.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Each time I try to access the site I get this error message:
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Cannot autoload Horde Core libraries. Please reinstall Horde
>>>>>>>> and/or
>>>>>>>> correctly configure the install paths. If you are using an
>>>>>>>> autoloader cache, try to clear it.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> I performed a number of fresh installs using the following
>>>>>>>> options:
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> pear install -a -B horde/horde
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> pear install horde/horde
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> pear install -a horde/horde
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> I can't find in the docs where I'm to go to set the install paths.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Thanks in advance for anyone who has insight on how to resolve
>>>>>>>> this
>>>>>>>> error.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> The server is Ubuntu 14.04.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Things to check:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Have you installed the Horde/Horde_Role package and run the role
>>>>>>> script?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Check that your php include_path includes the path that the horde
>>>>>>> libraries were installed to (you can check what this path is if you
>>>>>>> don't know by using pear config-show
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Thanks, Michael. I ran the pear prerequisites from the
>>>>>> documentation
>>>>>> (channel-discover pear.horde.org; install horde/horde_role;
>>>>>> run-scripts horde/horde_role). I see the problem from your
>>>>>> "config-show" suggestion. I'm sure the main culprit is the missing
>>>>>> path for the php.ini.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> This is my current output from the command:
>>>>>> --------------------------------------------------------------------
>>>>>> config-show
>>>>>> CONFIGURATION (CHANNEL PEAR.PHP.NET):
>>>>>> =====================================
>>>>>> 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.php.net
>>>>>> Remote Configuration File remote_config <not set>
>>>>>> PEAR executables directory bin_dir /opt/pear/local/pear
>>>>>> PEAR documentation directory doc_dir /opt/pear/local/pear/docs
>>>>>> PHP extension directory ext_dir /opt/pear/local/pear/ext
>>>>>> Base Horde directory horde_dir
>>> /var/www/horde
>>>>>> PEAR directory php_dir
>>> /opt/pear/local/pear/php
>>>>>> PEAR Installer cache directory cache_dir /opt/pear/local/pear/cache
>>>>>> PEAR configuration file cfg_dir /opt/pear/local/pear/cfg
>>>>>> directory
>>>>>> PEAR data directory data_dir /opt/pear/local/pear/data
>>>>>> PEAR Installer download download_dir
>>>>>> /opt/pear/local/pear/download
>>>>>> directory
>>>>>> PHP CLI/CGI binary php_bin
>>> /usr/bin/php
>>>>>> php.ini location php_ini
>>> /etc/php5/apache2/php.ini
>>>>>> --program-prefix passed to php_prefix <not set>
>>>>>> PHP's ./configure
>>>>>> --program-suffix passed to php_suffix <not set>
>>>>>> PHP's ./configure
>>>>>> PEAR Installer temp directory temp_dir /opt/pear/local/pear/temp
>>>>>> PEAR test directory test_dir
>>> /opt/pear/local/pear/tests
>>>>>> PEAR www files directory www_dir /opt/pear/local/pear/www
>>>>>> Cache TimeToLive cache_ttl 3600
>>>>>> Preferred Package State preferred_state stable
>>>>>> Unix file mask umask 2
>>>>>> Debug Log Level verbose 1
>>>>>> PEAR password (for password <not set>
>>>>>> maintainers)
>>>>>> Signature Handling Program sig_bin /usr/bin/gpg
>>>>>> Signature Key Directory sig_keydir /etc/pearkeys
>>>>>> Signature Key Id sig_keyid <not set>
>>>>>> Package Signature Type sig_type gpg
>>>>>> PEAR username (for username <not set>
>>>>>> maintainers)
>>>>>> User Configuration File Filename /opt/pear/local/pear.conf
>>>>>> System Configuration File Filename /etc/pear.conf
>>>>>> --------------------------------------------------------------------
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I change:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> php_ini from <not set> to /etc/php5/apache2/php.ini
>>>>>> horde_dir from /usr/share/php/www/horde to /var/www/horde
>>>>>
>>>>> You must make sure the php include_path is set to the pear
>>>>> php_dir. Use
>>>>> Horde's test.php to show the php info page and make sure it's set
>>>>> properly.
>>>>>
>>>>>> Do you see anything else that is obvious misconfigured?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I used the (section 3.2) Installing into separte PEAR option,
>>>>>> because
>>>>>> I couldn't get past the pear run-scripts horde/horde_role with the
>>>>>> default pear install.
>>>>>
>>>>> This is *extremely* easy to muck up. Make sure you have run ALL
>>>>> commands using the custom pear binary and configuration and not the
>>>>> system installed one. I.e., don't just type "pear <command>" you must
>>>>> use the /path/to/my/custom/pear etc... E.g., the config-show command
>>>>> you show above looks like it might have been done using the system
>>>>> pear.
>>>>
>>>> Thanks, Michael. I had assumed that. I was very careful not to use
>>> the
>>>> system pear. I thought this would happen by following the steps in
>>>> section 3.2 Installing into a separate PEAR.
>>>>
>>>> In order to make sure that I didn't make a mistake and run the wrong
>>>> pear, I made a script called "mypear" which I used for performing all
>>>> the commands. The script is:
>>>>
>>>> -----------------------------------
>>>> #!/bin/bash
>>>>
>>>> # /var/www/horde/pear/pear -c /var/www/horde/pear.conf $*
>>>> /opt/pear/local/pear/pear -c /opt/pear/local/pear.conf $*
>>>> -----------------------------------
>>>>
>>>> The commented out command is from one of the other fresh installs
>>>> (in a
>>>> different location). I don't know where the /usr/share/php/www/horde
>>>> comes from
>>>>
>>>> I'll clean out this new install and try it some more, being as careful
>>>> as possible to keep everything separate. If you have any
>>>> suggestions of
>>>> something that might be missing from section 3.2 to keep the install
>>>> separate, I would appreciate any input.
>>>>
>>>> Thanks!
>>>>
>>>> -- L. James
>>>>
>>> Hey
>>>
>>> For those using ubuntu 14.04 server...
>>> The new defaults for pear is to set permissions to root:root 750 on all
>>> pear directories and 640 on files.
>>> This will prevent the webserver from accessing pear files.
>>> The fix is to change pear umask to 0022 so that "others" or "world" get
>>> read access to pear.
>>> This is a change from 12.04 to 14.04.
>>> I have to go through my notes to remember exactly what i did to get it
>>> working.
>>>
>>> Further more:
>>> Ubuntu had some pear unpacking trouble. I don't know if this is
>>> solved yet.
>>> I had to use the pear -Z switch to get everything to install and update
>>> properly.
>>> So "pear install -Z -a -B something" is the safe way to do it.
>>>
>>> /erling
>>
>> Thanks, Erling. I have performed a bunch of more installs taking in
>> all the suggestions given and being very careful to use a different
>> location for both the pear and horde each time.
>>
>> I finally got past the initial "Cannot autoload Horde Core
>> libraries". Now I'm get this screen (when I run test.php).
>>
>> current error from test.php:
>> ---------------------------------------------
>> Could not find Horde's framework libraries in the following path(s):
>> /opt/horde/horde/lib:/opt/horde/horde. Please read horde/docs/INSTALL
>> for information on how to install these libraries.
>> ---------------------------------------------
>>
>> Since I have a working installation on another machine, I'm sure I
>> can fix the path problem if I knew what to look for as far the names
>> of the libraries.
>>
>> Can you give me names of some of the libraries that I would find in
>> the "Horde's framework libraries" directory?
>>
>> By the way, this time I installed horde in /opt/horde/horde.
>
>
> pear config-show -c horde
>
> The "php_dir" is where the libraries should be.
Thank you Michael. The new install is working now! It turns out, that
I had to put that directory into the php.ini include_path directive. I
don't know why I didn't have to in the other Ubuntu install. But I
believe I have the Ubuntu fresh install workable.
Hope this thread and the ultimate resolution will benefit other Ubuntu
users having problems with the installation.
Have a nice day!
-- L. James
--
L. D. James
ljames at apollo3.com
www.apollo3.com/~ljames
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