Re: [Phpgroupware-users] Fatal Error: It appears that you have not created the database tables...

[Chris Weiss]

wouldn't be a timing in the sense that the next_record is being called before 
the
query is returned, the query doesn't return untill the database is done.  It 
could
some other SQl error though.  Try changing the first $GLOBALS['phpgw']->db-
>Halt_On_Error = 'yes' and see if you get a usefull mysql error.

Izzy Blacklock (address@hidden) wrote:
>
>I'm doing some digging trying to figure out why I'm getting this error:
>
>Fatal Error: It appears that you have not created the database tables for
>phpGroupWare. Click here to run setup.
>
>I found where it is being created in phpgwapi/inc/functions.inc.php.  I'm
>guessing this file gets called by almost everything.  Here's a snip of the
>code:
>
>----- 8< -----
>
>  $GLOBALS['phpgw']->db->Halt_On_Error = 'no';
>  @$GLOBALS['phpgw']->db->query("select count(config_name) from
>phpgw_config");
>  if (! @$GLOBALS['phpgw']->db->next_record())
>  {
>    $setup_dir = ereg_replace($PHP_SELF,'index.php','setup/');
>    echo '<center><b>Fatal Error:</b> It appears that you have not created the
>database tables for
>'
>    .'phpGroupWare.  Click <a href="' . $setup_dir . '">here</a> to run
>setup.</center>';
>    exit;
>  }
>  $GLOBALS['phpgw']->db->Halt_On_Error = 'yes';
>
>----- 8< ----
>
>If I understand this correctly, it's sending a query to the sql server, and if
>it doesn't find anything in the response it produces this error.  Is it
>possible this is a timing issue?  The machine I'm testing this on isn't the
>fastest thing on the planet.  K6 350mhz if I recall.  This would be
>consistent with the problem going away by simply refreshing the browser
>window.
>
>Also, is $PHP_SELF correct here?  I've noticed that there isn't an index.php
>file in all (any?) of the application setup dirs.  This is what is causing
>the second problem I'm having related to this; intermittently getting
>forbidden errors when I click on the provided link.  I've configured apache
>not to auto index which causes the error when there isn't an index file in a
>folder reference.  I'm sure we don't really want an auto generated index here
>anyway. Should the apps have an index file in their setup folder or should
>$PHP_SELF be replaced with the phpgw root directory (not sure the variable
>name)?
>
>...Izzy
>
>
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