Sitebuilder install page

[harryg@]

Hi

I am facing this curious problem.

I have set up a number of virtual servers on my new server. Whenever anyone tries to visit the sitebuilder, it takes them instead to the sitebuilder install page.

So a request for sitebuilder.xxx.com will take the visitors to sitebuilder.xxx.com/install/install.php instead.

Further, even this install page does not work... it crashes with a complaint about being unable to build database tables.

Any help would be much appreciated

HarryG

 

[weschyrchel]

I am having the exact same problem. It seems to go away and come back. It's also starting to affect other programs that I am running on the server, such as Group-Office. Now I am getting the .../Install/install.php redirect from there as well. I raised my memory limit to 20M in my php.ini and that seemed to help it briefly, and then it came back again. I have emailed support so we should see what is going to happen. If I hear anything I will update the case.

 

[weschyrchel]

I got it working

Hey guys, I think I am on to something here. I am running SuSe9.1 so I don't know if this will apply to everyone, but this is what I did. I started following this guys thread here that had the same problem with the install page, but for Sitebuilder 1.1.1, http://forum.sw-soft.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=24605&highlight=<IfModule

The directories have changed in 2.0 so I used,

/etc/apache2/httpd.conf

I moved sitebuilder.conf back a directory from vhost.d by doing this, mv sitebuilder.conf .../

and added the include described in the thread above to the httpd.conf file.

After doing that I still was receiving the .../install/install.php problems so I received this email from SW-Soft which recommended this move,

Unfortunatelly this issue persists on SuSe distributives of php.
Try to add this into the /etc/apache2/vhosts.d/sitebuilder.conf:
<IfModule sapi_apache2.c>
php_admin_flag engine on
php_admin_value open_basedir "/usr/local/sitebuilder:/tmp"
</IfModule>
depending on sitebuilder version these lines could be commented out or not by default.

But the general way to get rid of this is only php recompiling.

*Issue description*:
when open sitebuilder url it sometimes have been shown and sometimes not.


So I added the the code above to sitebuilder.conf after I moved it to /etc/apache2/ and that seems to be working so far. I haven't received the install error since and I found that other applications that I had that were also experiencing the same error due to the Sitebuilder install had to be re-installed. Once that happened it went away.

Cross your fingers everyone and we'll see if this lasts.

 

[weschyrchel]

Well SiteBuilder worked great for awhile, but then one of my other applications had the same problem. I had to remove the Include related to sitebuilder from the httpd.conf file and then my application started working again.

I contacted sw-soft and they said to recompile php. They said that would fix my problems. I will do it tonight and see what happens. Hopefully I don't bring my server to it's knees.