Problems after installing 3.3.3

Sunday 14 March 2004 11:53:46 am

Hi all!

I've just installed eZ 3-3.3 on a gentoo linux with apache 1.3.29, php 4.3.4, mySQL 4.0.18.

The first problem I stumbled into was that the setup wizard said that I needed AcceptPathInfo On in my httpd.conf file. But AcceptPathInfo is an Apache 2.0 directive, while I'm using Apache 1.3.29. Saw in the bugreports that this was closed bug, but thought I'd mention it anyway.

What's next is that I'm unable to create any folders. There is no attributes to fill out at all. Turning on debug gives me the following error:

Query error: Can't create/write to file '/tmp/#sql_62f2_0.MYI' (Errcode: 13). Query: SELECT ezcontentobject_attribute.* from ezcontentobject_attribute, ezcontentclass_attribute
                  WHERE
                    ezcontentclass_attribute.version = '0' AND
                    ezcontentclass_attribute.id = ezcontentobject_attribute.contentclassattribute_id AND
                    ezcontentobject_attribute.version = '1' AND
                    ezcontentobject_attribute.contentobject_id = '46' AND
                    ezcontentobject_attribute.language_code = 'nor-NO'
                  ORDER by
                    ezcontentclass_attribute.placement ASC

Anyone seen this before?

best regards
trondåge

trondåge

Monday 15 March 2004 1:02:08 pm

I am having the same problem trying to install 3.3.3 MY host uses Apache 1.3.29 but it tells me in the sistem check that I need to have AcceptPathInfo set to ON.

Tuesday 16 March 2004 12:27:42 pm

I am installing it into the root directory of my site (shared hosting) on a server running Linux with Apache 1.3.29, MySQL 4.018 and php 3.4.3
The directory path on the server is /home/ensanch/public_html/ and the URL would be http://www.mydomain.org/ and the warning is:

2.AcceptPathInfo disabled

You need enable AcceptPathInfo in your Apache config file.

Check the Apache documentation, or enter the following into your httpd.conf file.
AcceptPathInfo On

Remember to restart your web server afterwards.