(12-14-2011, 09:00 PM)dittmer Wrote: Hi,

I have installed letoDMS-3.2.0 on my NAS (QNAP TS-659 Pro+).
I have completed the installation following the guide made by Doudoux combined with the information regarding how to create tables in the MySQL server.

The output from http://192.168.3.47/dms/check.php is attached.
conf.Settings.php is attached.

Going to http://192.168.3.47/dms/index.php gives me the login screen. After logging in (admin/admin), the page in my browser (http://192.168.3.47/dms/op/op.Login.php) is completely blank. There are no messages on the screen.

I have added the lines

Code:

ini_set("html_errors", 1);
ini_set("display_erors", 1);
ini_set("error_reporting", E_ALL);

to conf.Settings.php before the line "class Settings".
No errors have been displayed.
The Apache log file is empty.

One thing I have noticed is that the behavior is the same regardless of username/password - even for non-exising users... I guess the execution fails before the user validation?

Any ideas on how to fix this?

(12-15-2011, 06:31 PM)dittmer Wrote: Hi,

I'm not quite sure what the "missing Log.php problem" is exactly, but I have a Log.php located in the Core directory:

Code:

# find /share/Web/dms -name Log.php
/share/Web/dms/LetoDMS_Core/Log-1.12.7/Log.php

Is that what you asked about?

Should I make a complete install of 3.2.2 from scratch (since that is the most recent version) or should I update?

(12-16-2011, 04:31 PM)dittmer Wrote: That location was just lifted out of Doudoux' installation guide lines:

Code:

- ungzip and untar Logxxx.tgz in <rootdir>/LetoDMS_Core
=> you must have <rootdir>/LetoDMS_Core/Log/Log.php

The path was adjusted in the settings files, and (even though check.php is not to be trusted completely) check.php found it correctly. My assumption is/was, that the concern with check.php is not what it finds but rather what it doesn't include, right?

I tried to install version 3.2.2 but the installation failed initially because Log was required as a pear package. This was not the case for 3.2.0. What about 3.2.1?
Pear does not seem particularly well supported for QNAP, but I can give it a try. I have no idea about it though... ;-)