I´m using Linux. I have set the permissions on log to 700 and the owner as www-data (apache´s user). I have php enabled and working fine but about mysql, can you tell me what can be wrong? -- Fernando Marcelo Morgenstern
Desenvolvimento de sistemas WEB multiplataforma.
--------- Mensagem Original -------- De: N P List nplist@xnet.com Para: Fernando Marcelo Morgenstern fernando@tifacil.com.br Cópia: users@lists.roundcube.net Assunto: Re: Blank page :( Data: 13/04/06 13:32
Fernando Marcelo Morgenstern wrote:
>Hi, i'm trying to install roundcube but i'm getting an blank page. I
looked
>at logs/ but it was empty. Tried to look at apache's error log but i
didn't
>found anything. What is happening? > >-- >Fernando Marcelo Morgenstern > >Desenvolvimento de sistemas WEB multiplataforma. >
> Make sure your log and temp directories have 777 permission, otherwise logs don't get written. I guess you are running it on Linux/Unix. I think it might be a permission problem. Oh yes, just a thought, does Apache have PHP mod enabled?Ciao,
Nitin
Well, to start with, create a blank database and a user for roundcube. Grant that user all access to this particular db and configure your db.inc file (be sure to rename them). Also be sure to run the initial.sql query on the db to create the tables.
On 4/13/06, Fernando Marcelo Morgenstern fernando@tifacil.com.br wrote:
I´m using Linux. I have set the permissions on log to 700 and the owner as www-data (apache´s user). I have php enabled and working fine but about mysql, can you tell me what can be wrong? -- Fernando Marcelo Morgenstern
Desenvolvimento de sistemas WEB multiplataforma.
--------- Mensagem Original -------- De: N P List nplist@xnet.com Para: Fernando Marcelo Morgenstern fernando@tifacil.com.br Cópia: users@lists.roundcube.net Assunto: Re: Blank page :( Data: 13/04/06 13:32
Fernando Marcelo Morgenstern wrote:
>Hi, i'm trying to install roundcube but i'm getting an blank page. I
looked
>at logs/ but it was empty. Tried to look at apache's error log but i
didn't
>found anything. What is happening? > >-- >Fernando Marcelo Morgenstern > >Desenvolvimento de sistemas WEB multiplataforma. > > Make sure your log and temp directories have 777 permission, otherwise logs don't get written. I guess you are running it on Linux/Unix. I think it might be a permission problem. Oh yes, just a thought, does Apache have PHP mod enabled?
Ciao,
Nitin