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Installation instructions for non routegadget.co.uk users

Open paul-frost opened this issue 11 years ago • 6 comments
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If you are not installing on routegadget.co.uk but on your own server and don't have an existing older routegadget installation I think it's better to create a routegadget folder and then add the rg2 inside that. You also need to create a kartat folder and place an empty keksi.txt file in it. That kartat folder and all files enclosed needs the permissions set to 755 on a linux server to allow it to be written to. The rg2-config.php file needs the RG_BASE_DIRECTORY set to http://www.yourdomain.com/routegadget

The first time you try and login to http://www.yourdomain.com/routegadget/rg2/?manage whatever you type in for the username & password will be stored for future use. This creates a file named rg2userinfo.txt in the kartat folder. If you forget your login details you need to delete this file from the server via FTP so a new one can be created.

paul-frost avatar Nov 02 '14 10:11 paul-frost

I'm not able to create the user. The kartat folder exists (created by myself), its permission is set to 755. When I enter a user and a pw and press "Log in", I get "Login failed". The rg2userinfo.txt-file is not created. Do you have any hint? Thank you very much in advance.

Fechter65 avatar May 25 '15 18:05 Fechter65

The most likely problem is the rg2-config.php file does not define RG_BASE_DIRECTORY correctly.

If that looks OK can you give me a link to your installation so I can have a look?

Maprunner avatar May 26 '15 07:05 Maprunner

Dear Simon

Thank you very much for your quick response and your offer to have a look at my problem. My installation is here: rg.clavadetscher.ch/routegadget/rg2 I attach the rg2-config.php file (renamed in rg2-config.txt).

Kind regards Diego Clavadetscher

Am 26.05.2015 um 09:50 schrieb Simon Errington:

The most likely problem is the rg2-config.php file does not define RG_BASE_DIRECTORY correctly.

If that looks OK can you give me a link to your installation so I can have a look?

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/Maprunner/rg2/issues/187#issuecomment-105431407.

Fechter65 avatar May 26 '15 13:05 Fechter65

Diego,

The configuration file looks OK.

You should have at least the following directories set up under http://rg.clavadetscher.ch/routegadget/

/rg2 (with all the files and directories from github) /kartat

I think the problem is the lock directory. You need to create a /lock directory at the same level as /rg2, and this needs to be writeable. The error being reported is "permission denied" when trying to write to the lock directory.

There might also be a permission problem on the /kartat directory, but try creating/changing the /lock directory first.

On 26/05/2015 14:39, Fechter65 wrote:

Dear Simon

Thank you very much for your quick response and your offer to have a look at my problem. My installation is here: rg.clavadetscher.ch/routegadget/rg2 I attach the rg2-config.php file (renamed in rg2-config.txt).

Kind regards Diego Clavadetscher

Am 26.05.2015 um 09:50 schrieb Simon Errington:

The most likely problem is the rg2-config.php file does not define RG_BASE_DIRECTORY correctly.

If that looks OK can you give me a link to your installation so I can have a look?

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/Maprunner/rg2/issues/187#issuecomment-105431407.

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/Maprunner/rg2/issues/187#issuecomment-105526302.

Maprunner avatar May 26 '15 17:05 Maprunner

Simon, Thank you once again. I create the /lock directrory at the same level as /rg2 and /kartat and set it to "755" (even "777"), but I'm still unable to create the user. /kartat has also the permision set to "755".

Fechter65 avatar May 26 '15 20:05 Fechter65

The error being reported from the login attempt is: Warning: mkdir() [function.mkdir]: Permission denied in /home/www/web5/html/RouteGadget/routegadget/rg2/rg2api.php on line 1099<br /

Google returns lots of pages like this. It looks like it is something to do with directory and file ownership as well as permission settings.

Maprunner avatar May 27 '15 07:05 Maprunner