Blank page after installation

[savagephp]

I've just installed opengoo 0.9 on a Windows XP machine running Apache 2.0.55, PHP 5.2.3 and MySQL 5.0.45 for testing (it will be installed on my Linux servers later). After the installation script finishes, and I give it an administrative login and password, I just get a blank page with the following error (debug set to true):

Fatal error: Failed to load cached file (C:\webroot\opengoo\application\functions.php) function __autoload is already declared in C:\webroot\opengoo\application\application.php on line 18

I also get a notice on this page because this is a testbed and I have notices turned on:

Notice: Use of undefined constant LUCENE_SEARCH - assumed 'LUCENE_SEARCH' in C:\webroot\opengoo\init.php on line 19

Is this a bug in opengoo or did I do something wrong?

Thanks.

[cabeza]

The notice should not cause any problems, we will remove it shortly.
We cannot reproduce the fatal error you mention, is there any more info you could give us?
Try deleting cache/autoloader.php .
Thanks,
Marcos

[savagephp]

I tried removing the autoloader.php file but still get the same error; and the autoloader.php file is recreated. I'm not sure what other information I can give you, I'm not yet familiar with the opengoo code base and don't have the time to learn it right now. I'll try the install on one of my Linux servers and see how that goes. I'll post the results of that when it's complete.

[savagephp]

Alright, the installation went smoothly without issue on one of my Linux boxes. So this begs the question, do you guys do any testing on Windows boxen with Apache? It's fine with me if you don't, as all my production stuff runs on Linux, just curious.

Tom

[conrado]

Current 'heavy' testing:

• LAMP on the server
• Firefox on the browser

We are relying on the community for the rest.

Thanks!

[ignacio]

Hi savage,

Yes, we do test it on Windows XP and Vista as well as Linux (Ubuntu 8.04). We use XAMPP for this purpose, which bundles Apache 2.2, PHP 5 and MySQL 5. The only big difference in versions with what you have is in Apache (2.0 vs 2.2), but I doubt that could be the cause.

If you happen to find the cause please let us know so that we fix it for 1.0.

Thanks.

[cabeza]

Hi savage,
I have seen this error

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Notice: Use of undefined constant LUCENE_SEARCH - assumed 'LUCENE_SEARCH' in C:\webroot\opengoo\init.php on line 19
when trying to access the OpenGoo install through opengoofolder/public, and we have solved it recently. Version 1.0 might solve this issue.
Marcos

[JPJ]

Hai...I'm also get the same problem...

My Environment
Browser :
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.9.0.3) Gecko/2008092417 Firefox/3.0.3

System:
Microsoft Windows XP
Service Pack 2

[ignacio]

Version 0.9.2 already solves the problem noted by cabeza.

JPJ, What version of OpenGoo are you using? What versions of Apache, MySQL and PHP?

Thanks.

[JPJ]

I'm using opengoo version 0.9.2

i'm also using XAMPP version 1.6.8 on windows .... can you help me?

[ignacio]

It may be a problem with the memory limit. Check this post http://forums.opengoo.org/index.php?topic=217.msg840#msg840

[JPJ]

still my page blank..... can anyone help me?

[JPJ]

the error msg that i get is like this:

Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 60 seconds exceeded in C:\xampp\htdocs\opengoo\application\functions.php on line 61

i have change it but it still give me a blank page

[ignacio]

It seems that the maximum execution time allowed by your PHP installation is configured to be 60 seconds, and your OpenGoo exceeded that. You can change the maximum execution time on your php.ini file by modifying the max_execution_time config option: http://www.php.net/manual/en/info.configuration.php#ini.max-execution-time

For future reference, what are the specs of your PC?

Thanks.

[Vcoder]

Was the same problem. Solved by the following:

- Unconnect LAN cable from your PC (where opengoo is installed);
- go to "localhost/opengoo" (or another url, where opengoo is installed). All should be OK;
- log in as root;
- go to "Administration -> Configuration -> General" and switch the "Enable upgrade check" to "No". Save new settings.
- log out and connect ethernet cable back. All should work fine.


To opengoo team:
Please consider to make this option "No" by default.