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This issue seems to be Windows-specific, it is not clear how it reproduces. BTW, you could take due credit by troubleshooting it and producing a bugfix. |
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Hi, Unfortunately I'm not a developer so only know the basics. I'm thinking that the easiest fix might be to stop the check taking place rather than correct it. Any ideas on how to do this? |
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Without this check things will go wrong. Could you check that init.php is the same as in 0.20.8 tarball? |
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Hi, just compared these. It looks fine. :( |
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Thank you. It could also help to check if this issue reproduces on another Windows server and is not something specific to current environment only. |
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Is it worth me copying the tar files over the tope of the zip files? Is there anything else in there that might help trying? |
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The tar,gz and zip normally have the same contents. No other troubleshooting comes to my mind right now. |
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Hi, I have just reinstalled the server and installed XAMPP and Racktables 0.20.8 from scratch. Same problem. :( Any ideas? How does the code get the code_version? Where is this variable stored? |
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Could you find a Windows expert (for instance, on the racktables-users mailing list) and bring that person to this issue? I don't have necessary experience to troubleshoot it. |
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Can you point me in the right direction? I'm such a noob :D |
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http://www.freelists.org/list/racktables-users Please try subscribing and asking more experienced Windows users to help. |
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Thank you |
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Found the solution / problem,: http://bugs.racktables.org/view.php?id=655 It's alive! |
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Let me confirm: you added "." to include_path and it fixed the problem? |
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I installed XAMPP and reproduced the error. The problem is that 1) Windows is case-insensitive, and 2) XAMPP includes PEAR modules whose filenames conflict with RackTables filenames. C:\xampp\php\pear contains Config.php. RackTables' init.php file has this line: require_once 'config.php' Because 'Config.php' gets loaded first, 'config.php' gets skipped. A quick fix is to edit C:\xampp\php\php.ini and comment out the "include_path=" line with a semicolon. If you don't have permission to modify that file, you could also add this as the second line of RackTables' index.php file: set_include_path (__DIR__); As a long-term fix, RT devs may want to change all require directives to use full paths. require_once __DIR__ . '/config.php'; instead of require_once 'config.php'; |
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Commit cab4977 works around a related problem. |
- Anonymous
