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Troubles with Ubuntu Server 10.04 64-bit (PHP 5.3.2)
Mon, 05/17/2010 - 18:51
The installation tests all check out and the installation completes. Though when clicking on links on the post installation page I just get broken links. For example the sample playlist and player links go to non-existent pages (error 404). After doing some checking I figured the mod_rewrite module might not be enabled, but I think its loaded since the PHP info shows mod_rewrite as loaded. There are several references to and older version of XXAMP because of problems with PHP in the most recent. Is this the case with PHP 5.3.2 in Ubuntu Server 10.04? Do I need to use an older version of PHP, or is there a way to make the newer version of PHP work? Should I be using XXAMP instead of LAMP? Or am I missing something else entirely? Thank you in advance!
Mon, 05/17/2010 - 20:41
#2
Have look at error logs of your webserver as well. That would be a great help.
Tue, 05/18/2010 - 11:06
#3
hey, i'm running the same configuration and had A LOT of problems, but since yesterday it's running smoothly :)
first i had 404 errors while trying to access the kmc or for that matter, anything, but that was due to a vhost problem (alias did'nt work as expected)
then i figured out i had 2 things to change BEFORE install:
- remove the lines setting the zend compatibility mode in "symfony-data/config/php.yml", since there isn't such thing in php 5.3.2
- then i had troubles with deprecated errors, which didn't show but caused the scripts to fail, for example the admin user wasn't registered at the end of the installation... as far as i remember, this was due the use of eregi in "kaltura/alpha/apps/kaltura/lib/myPartnerRegistration.class.php" somewhere checking for a correct email addre, just remove it...
after those changes, i was able to install kaltura, but most of the flash stuff didn't work correctly or at all... I figured out, that one directory was completly missing, don't ask me why.... it was the "content/uiconfig" directory and everything in it of course... i just copied it form an older installation and then everything worked perfectly if i remember correctly... the uiconfig directory is important because most of the uiconfig layouts are stored there (as well as my custom ones). after that, i was able to view videos and everything else
hope i didn't forget sth and that i could provide some help...
so you dont need to downgrade to make it work
good luck
Tue, 07/13/2010 - 15:27
#4
Nice!
but i can't understand some points
- where watch do find the problems?
- what you mean with:
as far as i remember, this was due the use of eregi in "kaltura/alpha/apps/kaltura/lib/myPartnerRegistration.class.php" somewhere checking for a correct email addre, just remove it...
???I can't find a check-email function
- the solution i just copied it form an older installation is very nice ... if someboyd have the "older installation"
Tue, 05/18/2010 - 18:39
#5
Downgrading to PHP 5.2.X did the trick, though I did it by using Debian Lenny instead of Ubuntu since the default PHP version in Lenny is 5.2.X. I'd like to keep things simple since I don't know who will end up administrating the server in the long run. Thanks klask, I'll probably set up Kaltura on Ubuntu 10.04 LTS for my own edification even if its not used in production.
If you downgrade you php to a 5.2.* you should be able to reinstall.