I had to remove the .htaccess (which was not present in the previous release) to make it work on my server.

It contains PHP specific lines which likely are not understood by my server, plus I already have a restrictive .htaccess in my server root.

Regards, Patrick.

On 10/22/05, josef maung josef@josefismael.com wrote:

I did a fresh install of the latest version of roundcube on my server and i think i'm running into major problems with it's include_path statement in the index.

I ran the previous build with no problems, but this looks to be the primary difference between the 2 (in the index at least)

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// define global vars $INSTALL_PATH = './'; $OUTPUT_TYPE = 'html'; $JS_OBJECT_NAME = 'rcmail'; $CURRENT_PATH=dirname($_SERVER['SCRIPT_FILENAME']);

if ($CURRENT_PATH!='') $CURRENT_PATH.='/';

// set environment first // ini_set('include_path', $INSTALL_PATH.PATH_SEPARATOR.$CURRENT_PATH. 'program'.PATH_SEPARATOR.$CURRENT_PATH.'program/lib'.PATH_SEPARATOR. ini_get('include_path'));

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The problem is that i get an error like this when I go to the application's dir:

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Warning: main(program/lib/des.inc): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/.hansel/josefismael/josefismael. com/outloud/maildir/program/include/main.inc on line 22

Fatal error: main(): Failed opening required 'program/lib/des.inc' (include_path='program') in /home/.hansel/josefismael/josefismael. com/outloud/maildir/program/include/main.inc on line 22

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I tried modifying the .htaccess file in the application's dir like this:

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include_path=".:/program" // the location of most of the files it needs

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but all i come up with then is a generic 500 server error.

My php skills are meager at best, without hard-coding every reference in the app, is there another way to set that path in the index (like it's trying to do) to hunt for the directories it needs to see?

thanks

Josef