Author Topic: Installing on Port other than 80  (Read 2474 times)

jchapa

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Installing on Port other than 80
« on: September 18, 2007, 03:10:38 pm »
Hello to all,

Have my install configured to utilize port 88. I have virtual host configured to utilize doc root of C:\Program Files\xampp\CalemEAM
Bypassed the problem with the spaces in directory names by placing Progra~1 for Program Files works fine otherwise I would not have been able to run scripts to install database and sample data.

I also applied the patch for utilizing ports other than 80 and installed that file in the client/lauchpad.

Modified calem.custom.php on line 21 from '/' to '' because it would place a double // on my http://10.100.118.55:88//index.php. Once I edited line 21 it removed the double forward slashes.

However I believe the problem is with lines 23 through 24 because nothing happens after I login. I only get to see the flash "Loading" and then a gray screen which tells me that the CalemSoapService.php was not able to load the modules. However, no errors are returned so must be a problem within theses lines.  

Yes, SOAP,XML,PDO are installed and enabled.

Receive the following debug errors in IE 7.0...Firefox has the same results


---------------------------------First Error-------------------------------------
Line: 2
Char: 1
Error: Syntax Error
Code: 0
URL: http://10.100.118.55:88/index.php





----------------------------------Second Error------------------------------------

Line:1648
Char: 111
Error: 'data' is null or not an object
Code: 0
URL: http://10.100.118.55:88/index.php

If anyone has gotten install to work on a port other than 80 would like to hear what problems you encountered.

Thanks to all, have a great day!
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Installing on Port other than 80
« Reply #1 on: September 18, 2007, 03:49:20 pm »
Take a look at php logs and calem.log (under CalemEAM/logs). It may have more info. Another item is Apache's php.ini also needs to be configured for PDO, XML and SOAP.
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