Saturday, 2009-04-04

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nuclear_eclipsehi siebrand; you there?00:09
* paul___ yawns00:36
BAMaustin'k <nuclear_eclipse>  I took your advice and tracked down access to to the 1.1.6 update.01:23
BAMaustinIs that warning on the  php.ini  anything to worry about if I can't find it on a shared host?01:24
BAMaustinabout  disable register_globals setting01:24
BAMaustinNevermind.  took a bit of searching but found the answers.  Was just kinda worried cuz Mantis was offline while I was doing that01:31
CIA-18Mantisbt: jreese * r3e0c10d26a12 / (6 files in 2 dirs): Added events dealing with creation and updates to versions.02:52
paul___nuclear_eclipse: john?10:44
* paul___ sighs loudly12:45
paul___anyone aronud? ;/15:58
nuclear_eclipsemaybe16:27
paul___nuclear_eclipse: i've fixed tags17:23
paul___:))17:23
* paul___ thinking about commiting his changes from before17:23
slestakhi.  i have a fresh install of 1.1.6 on ubuntu jeos, trying to use jpgraph.  the jpgraph examples render, but I get an error in mantis.  Fatal error: Class 'Graph' not found in /usr/local/src/mantisbt-1.1.6/core/graph_api.php on line 6719:50
slestaki used tgz src for mantis, but deb for jpgraph, lighttpd, and php5-cgi19:51
slestaki have         $g_jpgraph_path = '/usr/share/jpgraph/'; in my config19:52
moto-moiafaik mantis looks for the directory containing 'jpgraph.php'19:54
moto-moihmm19:55
moto-moihttp://packages.debian.org/squeeze/all/libphp-jpgraph/filelist19:55
moto-moilooks like your pointing to the right directory19:56
moto-moialthough debian doesn't packages the php5 version, so maybe that's the point where your attempt goes haywire?19:56
slestaki made a sym link to the /usr/share dir to /var/www (like I did with the examples.)19:56
slestakgoof point, lemme look19:56
slestakgood19:56
moto-moiwell, as long as your apache user has readrights, it doesn't really matter where the files are located19:56
moto-moino goofy? :'(19:56
* moto-moi looks disappointed19:57
slestaklibphp-jpgraph is a php5 package19:57
slestaki didnt have mscorefonts installed19:58
slestakbut the examples work19:58
slestakcrap, mscorefonts is installing x19:59
moto-moi:P19:59
slestakso much for jeos20:00
moto-moi:P20:00
moto-moianyways, it looks like mantis can't seem to open jpgraph.php which contains the Graph class20:00
moto-moidon't you have any errors in your apache errorlog?20:00
slestaki am using lightppd20:00
slestakno errors20:01
moto-moihmm20:01
moto-moithan I'm afraid I don't have a clue either why it won't work, sorry :)20:01
slestakhmm.  the plot thickens.  not the examples dont work.20:03
slestakwell, some do20:03
slestakok, that was related to a ttf font issue.  all the examples work now20:07
paul___I tend to put jpgraph under /core20:09
slestaki think i'll just dl the tar of jpgraph.20:09
paul___then the path is just $g_jpgraph_path= '.' . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . 'core' . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . 'jpgraph' . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR;20:10
slestakmantis seems rellay impressive so far.  tyvm for the app20:17
slestakdoes the httpd need to be restarted you think after installing jpgraph?20:22
slestakwonder if it is a symlink problem.  I symlinked my mantis in /usr/local/src to /var/www20:26
slestakmaybe it trying to use a relative path?20:27
slestakpaul___: your syntax above using DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR, is that mandatory, or can I just use a literal unix path?20:30
slestaki have this in my config now20:34
slestak$g_jpgraph_path = '.' . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . 'core' . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . 'jpgraph' . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR;20:34
slestakoh well, graphs are optional :)  save that for another day20:41
paul___well, it's what I use21:03
paul___but no,21:03
paul___ you should be able to do a relative/non-reliatve path21:03
paul___and no shouldn't need to restart httpd21:03
paul___it's a script21:03

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