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myc1229
Re: Install on Debian is problematic
  • 2004/5/5 3:43

  • myc1229

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Hi Doug,

MySQL 4.0.18 is certainly ok to use, as I'm runing XOOPS with it without problems.

However, I had the same issue as yours a few days ago on a mandrake box, it was because I forgot to add MySQL extension to php. After I installed php-mysql, everythong went on fine. But if you already have php-mysql loaded, I can't see where the problem is...



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myc1229
Re: 2.06 installation problem ! please help !!
  • 2004/5/4 1:30

  • myc1229

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Hi mithril,

you can use the address:http://your-site-address/user.php to login,
then use the address:http://your-site-address/admin.php to go to the admin panel, from there you can turn on the debug mode



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myc1229
Re: Access rights for page/user
  • 2004/5/3 7:55

  • myc1229

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As I understand it, access rights are module-wise, not page-wise.

One easy solution is to use a cloned Tinycontent for a specific group...



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myc1229
Re: Forums...
  • 2004/5/3 6:17

  • myc1229

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In the admin panel, system admin --> Preferences --> User Info Settings



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myc1229
Re: Help
  • 2004/5/3 5:37

  • myc1229

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There are some existing modules that can do what you want, for example, tinycontent, you can create your own page and add blocks onto it...



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myc1229
Re: Relative image paths in blocks
  • 2004/5/2 7:03

  • myc1229

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Have you tried to use the {X_SITEURL}? It returns your site address



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myc1229
Re: Templates not updating??!!??
  • 2004/5/2 6:37

  • myc1229

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In themes/your-theme directory, find file theme.html, then find the following code at the end of the file:
<table cellspacing="0">
    <
tr id="footerbar">
      <
td><a href="https://xoops.org/" target="_blank"><img src="<{$xoops_imageurl}>poweredby.gif" alt="" /></a></td>
    </
tr>
  </
table>

and change it to:
<table cellspacing="0">
    <
tr id="footerbar">
      <
td><a href="your-site-address" target="_blank"><{$xoops_footer}></a></td>
    </
tr>
  </
table>



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myc1229
Re: WF-FAQ: Hits not counting, always zero
  • 2004/4/26 10:01

  • myc1229

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I have exactly the same problem here with wf-faq.



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myc1229
Re: News Header Bar
  • 2004/4/24 21:30

  • myc1229

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replace <div class="itemHead">
with:
<div class="itemHead" style="background-color:your-color; font-color:your-color;">



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myc1229
Re: HE~~~LP header and footer only
  • 2004/4/24 7:57

  • myc1229

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Hi Stu,

I think it's your MySQL setting's problem. MySQL uses $TMPDIR to store temporary files, these files are usually hidden and removed once mysqld is terminated. If you do not have $TMPDIR set for mysql, it uses system default, usually /tmp, /var/tmp, etc, in your case, MySQL picks up /root/tmp, which is the $TMPDIR under root environment.

To fix this problem, you can specify a tmpdir path to a directory which is writeable by globle user, to do this, just add tmpdir to the option file (my.cnf) under [mysqld] section.

Good luck.




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