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Christian Schiering | 1 Sep 21:39
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couldn't find rcs,rlog etc

Hi!

i have installed chora, but now i must configure the rcs,rlog,etc path...  
the problem is, that there is no rcs installed on my system, only cvs. but  
cvs works fine.
can i get chora work without installing rcs,rlog,etc?

ps: sorry for my english :-)

greetings
chris

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Chuck Hagenbuch | 1 Sep 22:14
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Re: couldn't find rcs,rlog etc

Quoting Christian Schiering <th0r4x <at> web.de>:

> i have installed chora, but now i must configure the rcs,rlog,etc path...
> the problem is, that there is no rcs installed on my system, only cvs. but
> cvs works fine. can i get chora work without installing rcs,rlog,etc?

Not without hacking VC_cvs.

-chuck

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Caleb Phillips | 1 Sep 20:06

PHP 5 + Chora

Being new to this list, I ask your forgiveness if I speak out-of-turn...

Recently I upgraded to PHP 5.0.1 and now I cannot view files in Chora. I 
also have new and annoying problems with Horde in general, but that is 
off-topic.

_Problem_:

Everything in Chora seems to work except viewing files:

Fatal error: Call to a member function getType() on a non-object in 
/usr/local/apache250/php/horde225/chora-1.2.2/co.php on line 62

_Info_:

Apache 2.0.50

./configure --prefix=/usr/local/apache250 --enable-so --enable-ssl 
--enable-cgi --enable-info

PHP 5.0.1

  ./configure  --prefix=/usr/local/apache250/php 
--with-apxs2=/usr/local/apache250/bin/apxs 
--with-config-file-path=/usr/local/apache250/php --with-mysql --with-gd 
--with-gettext --with-zlib-dir=/usr/lib --with-xml --with-domxml

Horde 2.25 and Chora 1.2.2. I also get this error with Chora-2.0-ALPHA,
and Chora 1.2.1.
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Chuck Hagenbuch | 2 Sep 03:13
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Re: PHP 5 + Chora

Quoting Caleb Phillips <cphillips <at> oradvocacy.org>:

> Fatal error: Call to a member function getType() on a non-object in
> /usr/local/apache250/php/horde225/chora-1.2.2/co.php on line 62

[snip]

> Horde 2.25 and Chora 1.2.2. I also get this error with Chora-2.0-ALPHA,
> and Chora 1.2.1.

Horde 2.x and that branch of apps will never work with PHP5; they were
stabilized long before PHP5 and won't be updated for the changes.

I've been slowly updating my dev boxes to php5, and with Chora 2.0 from HEAD
(the alphas are a few months old now) things seem to work perfectly.

-chuck

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Rob S.i.k.l.o.s | 9 Sep 16:32
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chora not working with mod_rewrite option

Hi All,

I have Chora (CVS near head) set up and working perfectly, until I change 
it's mode of operation to use mod_rewrite.

In that case, the initial page loads fine, listing all the top level 
directories in my cvs repository, but if I click on one, apache throws me a 
not found error like:

 The requested URL /var/www/cvs/horde/chora/browse.php/somedirectory/ was 
not found on this server.

I'm guessing that I have to do something somewhere so that either Apache or 
the PHP module will ignore anything after ".php" in the URL when fetching 
the page.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Using PHP 4.3.8 on Apache 2.0.50

Thanks,

Rob. 

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Chuck Hagenbuch | 9 Sep 16:49
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Re: chora not working with mod_rewrite option

Quoting "Rob S.i.k.l.o.s" <rob2 <at> siklos.ca>:

> I have Chora (CVS near head) set up and working perfectly, until I change
> it's mode of operation to use mod_rewrite.
>
> In that case, the initial page loads fine, listing all the top level
> directories in my cvs repository, but if I click on one, apache throws me a
> not found error like:
>
>  The requested URL /var/www/cvs/horde/chora/browse.php/somedirectory/ was
> not found on this server.
>
> I'm guessing that I have to do something somewhere so that either Apache or
> the PHP module will ignore anything after ".php" in the URL when fetching
> the page.

Enable PATH_INFO in your webserver.

-chuck

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Rob S.i.k.l.o.s | 9 Sep 17:50
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Re: chora not working with mod_rewrite option

Thanks Chuck,

However, this only gets me halfway there:

If I type a URL like 
"http://localhost/cvs/horde/chora/browse.php/somedirectory/", it works (it 
didn't before).  To get this far, I put "AcceptPathInfo On" in the .htaccess 
file which comes with Chora.

But it seems that the pathinfo is being ignored after mod_rewrite changes 
the URL.  If I browse to http://localhost/cvs/horde/chora/somedirectory/, I 
still get the same error as before.

I realize this may be a bit OT, but any more help would really be 
appreciated.

Thanks again,

Rob.

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Subject: Re: [chora] chora not working with mod_rewrite option

> Quoting "Rob S.i.k.l.o.s" <>:
>
>> I have Chora (CVS near head) set up and working perfectly, until I change
>> it's mode of operation to use mod_rewrite.
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