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query('blah');" on that line, then $xoopsDB is not an object, indicating the the database was not successfully connected. You may have to do a little digging to solve these problems. 3. "Cannot redeclare class ..." The most frequent cause of this error is the installation of non-standard modules. Some modules are still in very early stages and have not been fully adapted to XOOPS 2 or have not been properly tested with XOOPS 2 and with other modules. Probably the module author has used "include" where she/he should have used "include_once". Usually the file identified in the error message will indicate which module is at fault. This module can then be deactivated. * Or you can go to the line # specified and change the line from include('yourfile'); to include_once('yourfile'); - ackbarr C. Possible Fixes (Compiled off of the XOOPS Forums) Below is a list of various methods that have corrected the issue for different users on the XOOPS forums. Which one, if any, that will work for you is highly dependent on your particular installation. The list is not intended to be followed in order, but rather you should focus on what seems most relevant given your error message. [1] In the php.ini, make sure that register_globals=on. You can check this by creating a test script with this single line of code: NOTE: The XOOPS core should work without changing this to ON, but some modules may not and thus will give blank pages. Turning on the debugging options outlined earlier in this page will help you track down which section or module is causing the error. [2] Sometimes the PHP GZIP module is not added or correctly compiled with PHP, go into the XOOPS admin (system>preferences) and turn off support for GZIP. [3] Make sure that you have installed XOOPS according to the installation directions by CHMODing the cache dirs on a UNIX server. [4] Re-upload the theme files for whichever theme you're using. Sometimes things get corrupted via FTP upload. First upload phpkaox and set your system preferences to use this theme. [5] Make sure that your running PHP 4.12 or later (preferably 4.22 due to security fixes in PHP) [6] Make sure that you dont have another CMS interferring with XOOPS like PHPNuke, PostNuke, etc. [7] Make sure that the cache, uploads, templates_c directories are CHMOD 777 (anonymous r/w permission on Windows) [8] Try turning Safe Mode off on the server. (Not recommended as it is less secure). [9] Double-check the following permissions: 755 - all directories which dont require writing from the web server 777 - all directories which do require writing from the web server 644 - all files which dont require writing from the web server 666 - all files which do require writing from the web server 444 - mainfile.php [10] Try switching to the default theme. Several themes are meant for XOOPS 1 or have not been properly converted to XOOPS 2, causing a variety of problems. If this fixes your problem, at least you've identified the source of the problem. If you find a problem with a theme, please post on xoops.org forums and/or notify the author of the theme. [11] Try disabling all non-standard (i.e. anything not included with XOOPS download) modules. If you cannot get to your admin menu, you can do this by editing the xoops_modules table via MySQL or phpmyadmin. Several modules are in early stages and have not been properly tested with XOOPS 2, sometimes causing problems. If this fixes your problem, try re-enabling one at a time, to determine exactly which module(s) are causing problems. If you find a problem with a module, please post on xoops.org forums and/or notify the author of the module [12] Added by carnuke ... if http://mysite.com/user.php returns a blank page, see this FAQ here [13] Check if MySQL extension is loaded in php.ini: extension=mysql.so --- Additional details submitted by Max-Realms on 2005/3/26 1:06:34 In my case, I got blank pages without debug errors showing. After a while of troubleshooting, I found that my database "user" had exceeded max_questions (50,000 per hour). My server is hosted, so I can't change anything there. However, I found that if I created several more database users and gave them each full access to the XOOPS database, this problem was fixed. I don't know anything about Mysql, but perhaps when a db has multiple users, they share the load. If this is in fact true, then it would be great if the mainfile.php and/or core files could be setup to skip to the next available database user when the default one exceeds these limts. David Goodman http://www.max-realms.com[/quote][/quote]" />

Re: problem check list
by isabel on 2010/7/21 8:43:07

If you have users on your own site who cannot post in forums or add other information to the site due to their firewall or some other software that is blocking the referrer information, then you may want to turn off the referrer check in the XOOPS code.
Re: problem check list
by tsanba on 2009/3/19 7:39:56

Hello!
I trying to install XOOPS 2.3.3
but have this error.
Fatal error: Class 'XoopsDatabaseFactory' not found in /var/www/xoops/install/class/dbmanager.php on line 47

OS: ubuntu 8.10
Server API: apache2handler Apache/2.2.9 (Ubuntu) PHP/5.2.6-2ubuntu4.1 with Suhosin-Patch
PHP: 5.2.6-2ubuntu4.1
MySQL: 5.0.67
Session extension: Success
PCRE extension: Success
file_uploads: ON

[Moderator's Note: Please ignore this post as it is a triple post. Replies to this topic please. tsanba, posting the same question in 3 place will not help you get an answer. It will distribute and fragment attention/advice. Please do not triple post: Sailjapan]
Re: problem check list
by alFReD_N on 2009/1/22 14:15:05

I installed XOOPS 2.0.18.1 on my site but the system modules don't work again.
Re: problem check list
by alFReD_N on 2009/1/22 12:12:38

I set all of the permissions that require before install.

In the admin.php i can't do anything. Just i can see my system overview and Loaded PHP extensions.

I want to install the other versions.
Re: problem check list
by ghia on 2009/1/22 1:28:20

Ok, that should be good enough.
Did you set all the required directory permissions as explained in the release notes?
What is working in admin?

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