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fucile [ Sat 10 Nov, 2012 17:55 ]
Post subject: Not Able To Open ./cache/data_global.php

I created a new installation of windows server hosting

The package has been inserted as the root public folder.

The error at the end of the installation is this:

Not atto open. / Cache / data_global.php

Can anyone tell me something?

TheSteffen [ Mon 12 Nov, 2012 13:12 ]
Post subject: Re: Not Able To Open ./cache/data_global.php

fucile wrote: [View Post]
... windows server hosting ...

I am not sure Icy Phoenix is running on windows server.
I only know people with Linux server.

Should IcyPhoenix work on windows servers?

mort [ Mon 12 Nov, 2012 16:25 ]
Post subject: Re: Not Able To Open ./cache/data_global.php

fucile wrote: [View Post]
Not atto open. / Cache / data_global.php

If it's in the root of the public folder then this would more than likely need to be:

Cache / data_global.php

So I suspect that you would need to remove directory path / from the path in settings?

fucile [ Mon 12 Nov, 2012 20:27 ]
Post subject: Re: Not Able To Open ./cache/data_global.php

The problem is that the file does not exist in Icy Phoenix package, and to be sure I tried two ways to install.

folder public / intallation in root

public folder / installation folder by

The same problem

For me it is a permission problem with folders

@ TheSteffen

I know with certainty that the package works on Windows Server

mort [ Mon 12 Nov, 2012 21:03 ]
Post subject: Re: Not Able To Open ./cache/data_global.php

fucile wrote: [View Post]
The problem is that the file does not exist in Icy Phoenix package, and to be sure I tried two ways to install.

This is on the GOOGLE web as a problem. And is covered in more area's than just this one.

Quote:
Could everyone check they have the following code in includes/constants.php

https://www.phpbb.com/community/vie...al.php#p8130365

Edit:

It too of course could be a Windows bridging Cache file that Icy Phoenix can't access because there are some settings in constants.php that are needed.

But I'm sure that between you, MG and your ISP - Something will be worked out.

TheSteffen [ Thu 15 Nov, 2012 09:30 ]
Post subject: Re: Not Able To Open ./cache/data_global.php

fucile wrote: [View Post]
@ TheSteffen
I know with certainty that the package works on Windows Server

Oh great, I doesnt know that... thanks for the information.

Mighty Gorgon [ Sat 24 Nov, 2012 11:55 ]
Post subject: Re: Not Able To Open ./cache/data_global.php

Icy Phoenix can work on Windows server, there could be only few issues with permissions on folders... but if configured properly it can work... Steffen aren't you running a local server on your Win? That's exactly the same.
cache/data_global.php is created on the fly where needed, it's not there in the empty package, because it contains config data, and if Icy Phoenix is not set up, it can't contains config data, because there is no config yet! I think the problem is related to wrong configuration of paths and/or Icy Phoenix.

TheSteffen [ Sun 25 Nov, 2012 15:45 ]
Post subject: Re: Not Able To Open ./cache/data_global.php

Mighty Gorgon wrote: [View Post]
Steffen aren't you running a local server on your Win? That's exactly the same.

Thanks for the information, I am still learning day by day

spydie [ Sun 25 Nov, 2012 16:04 ]
Post subject: Re: Not Able To Open ./cache/data_global.php

Mighty Gorgon wrote: [View Post]
Icy Phoenix can work on Windows server, there could be only few issues with permissions on folders... but if configured properly it can work...

Hm.

Is´nt it, that apache has automaticly full permissions on Win server ??

Mighty Gorgon [ Mon 26 Nov, 2012 22:47 ]
Post subject: Re: Not Able To Open ./cache/data_global.php

spydie wrote: [View Post]
Is´nt it, that apache has automaticly full permissions on Win server ??

Exactly... FULL PERMISSIONS!

mort [ Tue 27 Nov, 2012 13:11 ]
Post subject: Re: Not Able To Open ./cache/data_global.php

It was always my experience with some other software prioritised for linux, that Win-Server can't handle the unix path too well, and to get it to work we always had to convert something like ./../../settings.php for example to http://domain/path/includes/settings.php

I know Icy already defines the full path just about everywhere - But I thought I'd just mention it.