[isf-wifidog] CVS 05 Jan, 2005 server install fails

[Ray Gwinn]

> as of last week. you should remove SYSTEM_PATH from  
> local.config.php   It is automatically generated by common.php

This explains (to me) what I am seeing, my SYSTEM_PATH has always been /.  My 
configuration worked okay until my most recent CVS update.

I think the auto generated SYSTEM_PATH is incorrect when /var/www/ is a link.

I THINK YOU CAN CREATE MY PROBLEM on any system by copying everything from 
/var/www to another directory, cp -rfpu /var/www/*  /somewhere/.  Then delete the 
directory /var/www/ with rm -rf /var/www.  Create the link ln -s /somewhere  /var/www. 
Then try to use the wifidog server.

Of course, the /var/www directory can be restored to a real directory and everything 
copied back when the test is completed.

Ray

> On 8-Jan-2006, at 11:55 , Pascal Leclerc wrote:
> 
> > Wifidog look in
> > /var/www/html/wifidog/mine/dir-wifi/webstuff/www/html/wifidog/ for his
> > files. But I think your files are in /var/www/html/wifidog
> >
> > So your problem is from the SYSTEM_PATH value. Try to updated it in
> > config.php file (or in local.config.php if you are using it instead of
> > config.php) to /.
> >
> > But I don't know where the problem come with all the changes  
> > related to
> > SYSTEM_PATH. But it might come from install.php.
> >
> >   Pascal
> >
> >> I was able to get this done sooner than I thought.  The output you
> >> requested follows:
> >>
> >> Component=(Smarty)
> >> IF isset
> >> IF self
> >> else !file_exists DOCUMENT_ROOT=(/var/www/html/wifidog
> >> SYSTEM_PATH=(/mine/dir-wifi/webstuff/www/html/wifidog/)
> >>
> >> NOTE that /var/www/ and /mine/dir-wifi/webstuff/www/  are the same
> >> directory.  /var/www/ is the  link.
> >>
> >> Ray
> >
> >
> >
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