Scott Neal | 29 May 2008 05:47

IM 0.8.14RC3 "Couldn't Create User Dir"

My old (reliable) W2k SP4 server running IIS5, PHP v4.3.8 and 
IlohaMail 0.8.14RC3 can't handle the load anymore.

Trying to get up a W2k3 R2 SP2 server running IIS6, PHP v5.2.6 and a 
straight copy of the original IM 0.8.14RC3 from the old server. 
Using the "FS" backend, all my paths are the same, and my "IUSR" has 
appropriate NTFS permissions to create/write the user data files 
specified by $DATA_DIR in CONF.PHP.

Yet, an attempt to login spits back "Couldn't create user dir" on 
the login page.

PHP seems 'normal' as best as I understand from output of 
"phpinfo()". Any ideas? Is there, perhaps, something queer in PHP5 
that PHP4 didn't suffer?

thanks,

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Rodolfo Pilas | 29 May 2008 19:57

Re: IM 0.8.14RC3 "Couldn't Create User Dir"

Scott Neal escribió:
> My old (reliable) W2k SP4 server running IIS5, PHP v4.3.8 and 
> IlohaMail 0.8.14RC3 can't handle the load anymore.
> 
> Trying to get up a W2k3 R2 SP2 server running IIS6, PHP v5.2.6 and a 
> straight copy of the original IM 0.8.14RC3 from the old server. 
> Using the "FS" backend, all my paths are the same, and my "IUSR" has 
> appropriate NTFS permissions to create/write the user data files 
> specified by $DATA_DIR in CONF.PHP.
> 
> Yet, an attempt to login spits back "Couldn't create user dir" on 
> the login page.

If you have copied all user-dirs from previous W2k it is not needed that 
IM try to "create-user-dir" again.

You need to check your installation, but there are something different.

I am sorry to do not give you some tip, but I do not know Windows 
neither IIS.

Regards,
Rodolfo

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Scott Neal | 29 May 2008 20:50

Re: IM 0.8.14RC3 "Couldn't Create User Dir"

On 29 May 2008 at 14:57, Rodolfo Pilas wrote:

> Scott Neal escribió:
> > My old (reliable) W2k SP4 server running IIS5, PHP v4.3.8 and 
> > IlohaMail 0.8.14RC3 can't handle the load anymore.
> > 
> > Trying to get up a W2k3 R2 SP2 server running IIS6, PHP v5.2.6 and a 
> > straight copy of the original IM 0.8.14RC3 from the old server. 
> > Using the "FS" backend, all my paths are the same, and my "IUSR" has 
> > appropriate NTFS permissions to create/write the user data files 
> > specified by $DATA_DIR in CONF.PHP.
> > 
> > Yet, an attempt to login spits back "Couldn't create user dir" on 
> > the login page.
> 
> If you have copied all user-dirs from previous W2k it is not needed that 
> IM try to "create-user-dir" again.
> 
> You need to check your installation, but there are something different.
> 
> I am sorry to do not give you some tip, but I do not know Windows 
> neither IIS.
> 
> Regards,
> Rodolfo

Thanks Rodolfo.

After I had pulled all but one hair out of my head, I realized I 
hadn't created the subdirs (cache,gpg,sessions,uploads,users) in 
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