[Phpgroupware-users] phpgw v. 0.9.14 appears setup, tables created etc, but then acts like it is not...

[Eric Sean Webber]

phpgroupware version 0.9.14 is almost set up it
appears on redhat 7.3 with postgres 7.2.1

Everything appears set up, as evidenced by the
following, but when I come back in to
http://whatever.com/phpgroupware/ I get this:

Fatal Error: It appears that you have not created the
database tables for phpGroupWare. Click here run for
setup

Then I click here to run setup, which I had already
done before, and everything appears setup...  as
evidenced by:

 phpGroupWare version 0.9.14.000 Setup III - Domain:
default(pgsql)  Logout  
Step 1 - Simple Application Management     
  Your applications are current 
 
Insanity:  
(Your tables will be dropped and you will lose data
!!)  
Step 2 - Configuration     
  Configuration completed 
 

Click Here to setup 1 admin account and 3 demo
accounts.
This will delete all existing accounts  
   
Step 3 - Language Management     
  This stage is completed
Currently installed languages: English / US 

  
Step 4 - Advanced Application Management     
  This stage is completed

  
I have included my header.inc.php:

address@hidden phpgroupware]# more header.inc.php
<?php
       
/**************************************************************************\
        * phpGroupWare                                
                            *
        * http://www.phpgroupware.org                 
                            *
        * This file written by Dan Kuykendall
<address@hidden>            *
        * --------------------------------------------
                            *
        *  This program is free software; you can
redistribute it and/or modify it *
        *  under the terms of the GNU General Public
License as published by the   *
        *  Free Software Foundation; either version 2
of the License, or (at your  *
        *  option) any later version.                 
                            *
       
\**************************************************************************/

        /* $Id: header.inc.php.template,v 1.35.2.4
2002/08/15 23:36:51 skeeter Exp $ */

       
/**************************************************************************\
        * !!!!!!! EDIT THESE LINES !!!!!!!!           
                            *
        * This setting allows you to easily move the
include directory and the     *
        * base of the phpGroupWare install. Simple
edit the following 2 lines with *
        * the absolute path to fit your site, and you
should be up and running.    *
       
\**************************************************************************/

       
define('PHPGW_SERVER_ROOT','/var/www/html/phpgroupware');
       
define('PHPGW_INCLUDE_ROOT','/var/www/html/phpgroupware');
       
$GLOBALS['phpgw_info']['server']['header_admin_password']
= 'whatever';

        $GLOBALS['phpgw_domain']['default'] = array (
                'db_host' => 'localhost',
                'db_name' => 'phpgroupware',
                'db_user' => 'phpgroupware',
                'db_pass' => 'whatever',
                // Look at the README file
                'db_type' => 'pgsql',
                'db_type' => 'pgsql',
                // This will limit who is allowed to
make configuration modifcations
                'config_passwd' => 'whatever'
        );

       
$GLOBALS['phpgw_info']['server']['db_persistent'] =
True;

        /*
        ** phpGroupWare can handle session management
using the database, but if
        ** you are using PHP4 you can usually get
better performance by having phpGroupWare
        ** use the session support built into PHP4.
PHP3 users will have to use the database.
        ** Your choices are 'db' or 'php4'
        */
       
$GLOBALS['phpgw_info']['server']['sessions_type'] =
'db';

        /*
        ** If you want to have your domains in a
select box, change to True
        ** If not, users will have to login as
address@hidden
        ** Note: This is only for virtual domian
support, default domain users can login only usin
g
        ** there loginid.
        */
       
$GLOBALS['phpgw_info']['server']['show_domain_selectbox']
= False;

        /* Select which login template set you want,
most people will use default */
        $GLOBALS['phpgw_info']['login_template_set'] =
'default';

        /* This is used to control mcrypt's use */
       
$GLOBALS['phpgw_info']['server']['mcrypt_enabled'] =
False;
        /* Set this to "old" for versions < 2.4,
otherwise the exact mcrypt version you use. */
       
$GLOBALS['phpgw_info']['server']['versions']['mcrypt']
= '';

        /*
        /*
        ** This is a random string used as the
initilazation vector for mcrypt
   ** feel free to change it when setting up
phpgroupware on a clean database,
        ** but you must not change it after that
point!
        ** It should be around 30 bytes in length.
   */
        $GLOBALS['phpgw_info']['server']['mcrypt_iv']
= 'HVwalRZDyYtVVxx5NeO7XVEOVs2lAj';

        /* Uncomment this out and use this for
supporting different domains using this single inst
all */
        /* (ignore if you are only supporting a single
domain)*/
/*
        $GLOBALS['phpgw_domain']['domain2.com'] =
array (
                'db_host'       => 'localhost',
                'db_name'       => 'phpgw_domain2',
                'db_user'       => 'phpgroupware',
                'db_pass'       => 'their_password',
                'db_type'       => 'mysql',
                'config_passwd' => 'changeme'
        );
*/

        /* If you want phpGroupWare to be cached by
proxy servers, uncomment the following */
        /* This is NOT recommended, but phpGroupWare
should still work fine. */
        if
(!isset($GLOBALS['phpgw_info']['flags']['nocachecontrol'])
|| !$GLOBALS['phpgw_info']['
flags']['nocachecontrol'] == True)
        {
                header('Cache-Control: no-cache,
must-revalidate');  // HTTP/1.1
                header('Pragma: no-cache');           
              // HTTP/1.0
        }

        /* debugging settings */
        define('DEBUG_APP',  False);
        define('DEBUG_APP',  False);
        define('DEBUG_API',  False);
        define('DEBUG_DATATYPES',  True);
        define('DEBUG_LEVEL',  3);
        define('DEBUG_TIMER', False);

        function perfgetmicrotime()
        {
                list($usec, $sec) = explode('
',microtime());
                return ((float)$usec + (float)$sec);
        }

        if (DEBUG_TIMER)
        {
                $GLOBALS['debug_timer_start'] =
perfgetmicrotime();
        }

       
/**************************************************************************\
        * Do not edit these lines                     
                            *
       
\**************************************************************************/
       
define('PHPGW_API_INC',PHPGW_INCLUDE_ROOT.'/phpgwapi/inc');
       
include(PHPGW_SERVER_ROOT.'/phpgwapi/setup/setup.inc.php');
       
$GLOBALS['phpgw_info']["server"]['versions']['phpgwapi']
= $setup_info['phpgwapi']['versio
n'];
       
$GLOBALS['phpgw_info']['server']['versions']['current_header']
= $setup_info['phpgwapi']['
versions']['current_header'];
        unset($setup_info);
       
$GLOBALS['phpgw_info']['server']['versions']['header']
= '1.21';
        /* This is a fix for NT */
        if
(!isset($GLOBALS['phpgw_info']['flags']['noapi']) ||
!$GLOBALS['phpgw_info']['flags']['
noapi'] == True)
        {
                include(PHPGW_API_INC .
'/functions.inc.php');
        }

        /*
          Leave off the final php closing tag, some
editors will add
          a \n or space after which will mess up
cookies later on
        */
address@hidden phpgroupware]#






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