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[Citrusdb-users] Installation Help - Haven't seen this yet...
Peter Coons
2009-02-19 20:31:13 UTC
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I'm having some problems getting up and running. Can anyone help?

Here is the overview of the system I'm running:

Started a new Win 2000 server. I'm running PHP 5.2.8 mySQL 5.1 on top of
IIS. As far as I know, PHP and mySQL are configured correctly as I was
successfully able to install mySQLadmin. I set up a new database using
mySQLadmin and imported the citrus.sql file in using 4.0 compatibility. It
loaded with absolutely no errors. I also created a user, citrususr to go
along with it with the full permissions to the citrus data base. CitrusDB is
installed to F:\Inetpub\wwwroot\citrus\. My config file looks something like
this:

$sys_dbhost = 'localhost';
$sys_dbuser = 'citrususr';
$sys_dbpasswd = 'citrus';
$sys_dbname = 'citrus';
$sys_dbtype = 'mysql';
$path_to_citrus = 'F:\Inetpub\wwwroot\citrus\';
$hidden_hash_var='test';
$lang = './include/local/us-english.inc.php';

When I load up index.php I get this output:

ADONewConnection: Unable to load database driver ''

then a TON of PHP warnings about include files having the permission denied
or failing to open stream.

For the heck of it, I tried passing root and the root password to the config
file and about 10 different variables of the path.

I triple checked file permissions and allowed read, write, execute for the
I_USR account for EVERYTHING. I'm totally lost at this point. Any ideas?
Peter Coons
2009-02-20 00:43:26 UTC
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Want to update - I totally removed the citrus folder then made a fresh copy.
This time I named it citrusdb. I don't know if that made the difference, but
it now works.

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Subject: [Citrusdb-users] Installation Help - Haven't seen this yet...
Post by Peter Coons
I'm having some problems getting up and running. Can anyone help?
Started a new Win 2000 server. I'm running PHP 5.2.8 mySQL 5.1 on top of
IIS. As far as I know, PHP and mySQL are configured correctly as I was
successfully able to install mySQLadmin. I set up a new database using
mySQLadmin and imported the citrus.sql file in using 4.0 compatibility. It
loaded with absolutely no errors. I also created a user, citrususr to go
along with it with the full permissions to the citrus data base. CitrusDB is
installed to F:\Inetpub\wwwroot\citrus\. My config file looks something like
$sys_dbhost = 'localhost';
$sys_dbuser = 'citrususr';
$sys_dbpasswd = 'citrus';
$sys_dbname = 'citrus';
$sys_dbtype = 'mysql';
$path_to_citrus = 'F:\Inetpub\wwwroot\citrus\';
$hidden_hash_var='test';
$lang = './include/local/us-english.inc.php';
ADONewConnection: Unable to load database driver ''
then a TON of PHP warnings about include files having the permission denied
or failing to open stream.
For the heck of it, I tried passing root and the root password to the config
file and about 10 different variables of the path.
I triple checked file permissions and allowed read, write, execute for the
I_USR account for EVERYTHING. I'm totally lost at this point. Any ideas?
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Paul Yasi
2009-02-20 18:42:03 UTC
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I'm glad you got it working. I would guess it was somehow missing
files from the /include/adodb folder, I don't know why that would
happen on a new install. The name of the citrusdb folder really
should not matter.

Paul
Post by Peter Coons
Want to update - I totally removed the citrus folder then made a fresh copy.
This time I named it citrusdb. I don't know if that made the difference, but
it now works.
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Sent: Thursday, February 19, 2009 3:31 PM
Subject: [Citrusdb-users] Installation Help - Haven't seen this yet...
Post by Peter Coons
I'm having some problems getting up and running. Can anyone help?
Started a new Win 2000 server. I'm running PHP 5.2.8 mySQL 5.1 on top of
IIS. As far as I know, PHP and mySQL are configured correctly as I was
successfully able to install mySQLadmin. I set up a new database using
mySQLadmin and imported the citrus.sql file in using 4.0 compatibility. It
loaded with absolutely no errors. I also created a user, citrususr to go
along with it with the full permissions to the citrus data base. CitrusDB is
installed to F:\Inetpub\wwwroot\citrus\. My config file looks something like
$sys_dbhost = 'localhost';
$sys_dbuser = 'citrususr';
$sys_dbpasswd = 'citrus';
$sys_dbname = 'citrus';
$sys_dbtype = 'mysql';
$path_to_citrus = 'F:\Inetpub\wwwroot\citrus\';
$hidden_hash_var='test';
$lang = './include/local/us-english.inc.php';
ADONewConnection: Unable to load database driver ''
then a TON of PHP warnings about include files having the permission denied
or failing to open stream.
For the heck of it, I tried passing root and the root password to the config
file and about 10 different variables of the path.
I triple checked file permissions and allowed read, write, execute for the
I_USR account for EVERYTHING. I'm totally lost at this point. Any ideas?
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