how to install letodms in linux

[IAmTurok]

Hi,

I hate to suggest this (the equivalent of turning off and on again, but if you have made (understandably) a number of changes, then time for a clean install again.

Assuming that apache root is /var/www/html, do again these steps in a clean directory:
- Restart CentOS.
- Unzip Letodms latest into /var/www/html/letodms
- Ditto Core and Lucene, as in, /var/www/html/letodms/Core and /var/www/html/letodms/Lucene
- adodb, /var/www/html/letodms/adodb

Other commands:
- touch /var/www/html/letodms/conf/ENABLE_INSTALL_TOOL
- chown -R apache:apache /var/www/html/letodms

- Create the directories needed for Content directory, Directory for full text index, and Directory for partial uploads, /opt/letodms, /opt/letodms/lucene, /opt/letodms/staging, and make sure they are accessible by Apache (sudo chown -R apache:apache /opt/letodms).

- Using phpMyAdmin (or similar) create a new letodms user and password), and create a database called letodms also. If already there, delete them and do again.

- Now start the installation: http://localhost/letodms/install/install.php

- Update all fields as they should be, the three above for /opt/letodms, the rest are: /var/www/html/letodms/ for Core, Lucene and ADOdb. Update the MySQL password also, and tick create tables.

What happens? is there:
- File exist: install/php_errors.log?
- In phpMyAdmin: have tables been created?
- Run the previous test.php on the letodms database, use tblCategory instead of employees in your file?
- Was file created: conf/settings.xml?

IAT.

i restarted service but still not solved....

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Hi again,

If a clean install is not desirable, also try this. To ensure PHP finds ADOdb no matter where, check for the folder:
/user/share/php/adodb

Does it exist? If not, create it from the download of adodb.

Once there, check:

/etc/php.ini

Does the line include_path have at a minimal:
include_path = ".;/usr/share/php/adodb"

If not, do so, restart Apache again, and install again.

IAT.

i restarted service but still not solved....

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Oh, and for the clean install, just making sure all other utulities are there:
- yum install php-mbstring
- yum install php-pear
- pear install Log
- pear install --alldeps MDB2#MySQL
- pear install --alldeps MDB2#MySQLi
- pear install channel://pear.php.net/HTTP_WebDAV_Server-1.0.0RC6

As always, restart Apache before running install.php.

IAT.

Hi,

I hate to suggest this (the equivalent of turning off and on again, but if you have made (understandably) a number of changes, then time for a clean install again.

Assuming that apache root is /var/www/html, do again these steps in a clean directory:
- Restart CentOS.
- Unzip Letodms latest into /var/www/html/letodms
- Ditto Core and Lucene, as in, /var/www/html/letodms/Core and /var/www/html/letodms/Lucene
- adodb, /var/www/html/letodms/adodb

Other commands:
- touch /var/www/html/letodms/conf/ENABLE_INSTALL_TOOL
- chown -R apache:apache /var/www/html/letodms

- Create the directories needed for Content directory, Directory for full text index, and Directory for partial uploads, /opt/letodms, /opt/letodms/lucene, /opt/letodms/staging, and make sure they are accessible by Apache (sudo chown -R apache:apache /opt/letodms).

- Using phpMyAdmin (or similar) create a new letodms user and password), and create a database called letodms also. If already there, delete them and do again.

- Now start the installation: http://localhost/letodms/install/install.php

- Update all fields as they should be, the three above for /opt/letodms, the rest are: /var/www/html/letodms/ for Core, Lucene and ADOdb. Update the MySQL password also, and tick create tables.

What happens? is there:
- File exist: install/php_errors.log?
- In phpMyAdmin: have tables been created?
- Run the previous test.php on the letodms database, use tblCategory instead of employees in your file?
- Was file created: conf/settings.xml?

IAT.