Since I'm using a hosted server, I don't have the ability to install packages in a default location, or (as far as I know) to change php.ini and restart apache. Here's what I did to install the packages on my host:
On my host, I created the directory /home/<user>/php. I unpacked Zend onto a local machine, and then found the path library/Zend/. This was then placed into /home/<user>/php, such that I have a file /home/<user>/php/Zend/Version.php. I also placed other PHP packages that Leto depends on (WebDAV and Log) into /home/<user>/php.
From there, it's necessary to help Leto understand where these PHP files are located, else the require_once() would fail. To do that, (please hold your nose while I tell you this), I modified letoDMS/inc/inc.Settings.php with a line to add a new include path at the top. Like this:
ini_set('include_path', ini_get('include_path'). ':/home/<user>/php');
Probably, a PHP expert would have a better way, but it's what I found to work.
On my host, I created the directory /home/<user>/php. I unpacked Zend onto a local machine, and then found the path library/Zend/. This was then placed into /home/<user>/php, such that I have a file /home/<user>/php/Zend/Version.php. I also placed other PHP packages that Leto depends on (WebDAV and Log) into /home/<user>/php.
From there, it's necessary to help Leto understand where these PHP files are located, else the require_once() would fail. To do that, (please hold your nose while I tell you this), I modified letoDMS/inc/inc.Settings.php with a line to add a new include path at the top. Like this:
ini_set('include_path', ini_get('include_path'). ':/home/<user>/php');
Probably, a PHP expert would have a better way, but it's what I found to work.
(03-02-2012, 10:09 PM)SSI-CG Wrote: Where did you install the Zend package??