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Bill Hults	Monday 23 February 2004 6:34:05 am I have a new installation - RH9, Apache 2.0.48. php 4.3.4, mySQL. PHP is running as a module & AcceptPathInfo on is set in the .htaccess file as per the forum info. I set up the Plain site in the install. When I try access the plain site I get a "Error / kernel (3)" message. I have not moved any files. When I try to access plain_admin Ezpublish just refreshes the screen. Is this a case where Apache 2 in unsupported & these problems will be fixed when the team gets to them or is there a fix? TIA Bill
James Packham	Tuesday 24 February 2004 3:14:57 am I think kernel error 3 is usually a database problem. Check your site.ini files in your siteaccesses for the correct database settings. Sometimes I've found that you have to use the first hostname in /etc/hosts in your siteaccess file to get access to the database properly. On the Apache 2 question, it isn't an EZ Publish/apache problem so much as a PHP/apache problem. There isn't really a lot the EZ Team can do about it. Besides the problem only really effects creatings objects and workflows in my experience - never detrimentally. Hope that helps Regards, James

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Monday 23 February 2004 6:34:05 am

I have a new installation - RH9, Apache 2.0.48. php 4.3.4, mySQL. PHP is running as a module & AcceptPathInfo on is set in the .htaccess file as per the forum info. I set up the Plain site in the install.
When I try access the plain site I get a "Error / kernel (3)" message. I have not moved any files. When I try to access plain_admin Ezpublish just refreshes the screen.
Is this a case where Apache 2 in unsupported & these problems will be fixed when the team gets to them or is there a fix?
TIA
Bill

James Packham

Tuesday 24 February 2004 3:14:57 am

I think kernel error 3 is usually a database problem. Check your site.ini files in your siteaccesses for the correct database settings. Sometimes I've found that you have to use the first hostname in /etc/hosts in your siteaccess file to get access to the database properly.

On the Apache 2 question, it isn't an EZ Publish/apache problem so much as a PHP/apache problem. There isn't really a lot the EZ Team can do about it. Besides the problem only really effects creatings objects and workflows in my experience - never detrimentally.

Hope that helps

Regards,

James