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Author:  bigB [ Thu Jan 14, 2010 3:12 pm ]
Post subject:  Mythweb now broken after too much tweakin'

Hi all,

I was trying to convert lighttp to use normal cgi instead of fast cig. I decided this was a bad thing to do, and turned back. I have tried to revert all of the changes, but mythweb is still not working.

Upon entering mythweb i get "undefined function t() in backend_log/init.php". I know where that function is, but for some reason the include is not working,

Re-installing the various packages has shown to not work. I'm running the testing repo's.

I understand this is my own doing so any help would be appreciated.

Bigb

Author:  langelgjm [ Thu Jan 14, 2010 4:25 pm ]
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The t() function is called all over the place to provide language-specific output.

Couple basic thoughts:

1. Permissions and ownership. Check to make sure the web server user can access the file that needs to be included.

2. Check the open_basedir setting in /etc/php/php.ini. If you reinstalled stuff, maybe this got screwed up, and now PHP scripts cannot access the right mythweb directories?

Those are just guesses, though.

Author:  bigB [ Thu Jan 14, 2010 11:44 pm ]
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Hi,

Thanks for your reply.

The problem was due to a db issue i had. Several of my tables became corrupted some how, unrelated to the mythweb stuff i was doing.

My debugging process was to add a simple
Code:
print "hello";

into mythweb.php and moving it further down processing line until it stopped printing out. For me that was in "include/db_update.php" which was referenced from include/init.php

Once i had nailed that down, i worked out that the schema version in the database was non existent, but other parts where there. A minor mysql command got be back up and running.

Now, where was i...


BigB.

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