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[amartin]

Hi,

I'm having some problems trying to make ispCP work on RHEL 5. I hope you can give me some tip to solve these problems.

I followed the installation procedure for Centos in the wiki, although I know this is not intended for RHEL. I installed PHP 5.3 and mod_fcgi from sources on; perl libraries were installed from source from CPAN. The problem is I must use RHEL 5 in our production environment and I cannot use RPMs from sources other than upstream (cannot change this )

This is what I get on the login screen.



If you could give me a hint about how these {TAGS} are parsed by ispCP I'd be very grateful.

Thanks.

[joximu]

There's a template engine (or sort of) which replaces the {...} by the right strings (according to the selected language).
gui/include/class.pTemplate.php

About Redhat: maybe you should try to use the CentOS install guide and the list of packages you need.

/J

[amartin]

(07-14-2009 11:07 PM)joximu Wrote:  There's a template engine (or sort of) which replaces the {...} by the right strings (according to the selected language).
gui/include/class.pTemplate.php

About Redhat: maybe you should try to use the CentOS install guide and the list of packages you need.

/J

I'll try that tomorrow at work. I followed the CentOS guide, but didn't use rpmforge because we are told to use upstream sources when no official Red Hat packages are available (unfortunately I can't change that.)

Thanks for your quick reply!

[amartin]

I'm getting this warning message:
Warning: substr() expects parameter 2 to be long, string given in /var/www/ispcp/gui/include/class.pTemplate.php on line 279

This line looks like the string substitution start.

PHP Code:

$curl_b = substr($data, '{', $start_from); 


I'm a bit lost here, because substr receives '{' as second parameter.

Why does this work with PHP 5.2 and not with PHP 5.3?

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I got it! It should be 1, instead of '{'.

PHP Code:

$curl_b = substr($data, 1, $start_from); 


My first steps in PHP

Don't know why this works with PHP 5.2. Should this be this considered a bug?

[joximu]

Maybe PHP 5.3 handles this syntax error differently.

But I think this whole part is useless - because the "substr" is there since ispcp was started (vhcs) and nobody noticed that....

I'd rather think it should be:
$curl_b = strpos($data, '{', $start_from);

Your 1 instead of '{' is also ok, because $curl_b will never be true/positive interger... :-)

I'll do some investigations on that :-)

Thanx
/J