Once more, perhaps somebody's interested:
You can set php's error reporting off (or restrict it to serious errors)
and Bacula-web works much better.
Still, I think that collection of script does need some work.
I just signed up at Bacula-web's bugtracker to inform the author.
Arno
Arno Lehmann wrote:
Hello,
well, I have it installed here and it's working, although not really
that great...
Installation was ok, I don't recall what exactly I had to modify, but it
was done in a few minutes.
When I load the pages, though, I get loads of Notices: > Notice:
Undefined index: Full_popup in /srv/www/htdocs/bacula-web/index.php on
line 82 Notice: Undefined variable: TotalElapsed in
/srv/www/htdocs/bacula-web/index.php on line 98 Notice: Undefined
variable: TotalElapsed in /srv/www/htdocs/bacula-web/ind...
And graphics are not produced, although the test checking for gd went
fine and I know I have gd installed and included in php.
The first thing item is, in my opinion, a good example for sloppy
programming. The second is harder to understand for me because I don't
know the framework Bacula-web uses and didn't spend much time working
through it.
And, since I know that others have it working correctly, I think the
problem must be somewhere in my installation. Ah, I just looked - the
missing images are a result of the notices because php can't set up the
headers for an image file after it sent its notices.
Arno
Andrew Paterson wrote:
Yes
I have it working (on Solaris 9 & linux) and it is a really good
piece of software.
Its easy to get working on linux, solaris is another matter.
You shouldn't need to do any moves (try a copy next time) since you
are just asking to break something else doing that!
Also if you get your ./configure options right you shouldn't have a
problem.
I did find that bacula-web has a painful lot of dependencies.
But by golly it was well worth the pain!.
I would doubt if anything is wrong with php! however are you sure you
have an apache built with php support?
I have built everything from source - php 4, apache 1.3.31, bacula,
bacula-web, gd, gettext .... so persevere.
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*Subject:* [Bacula-users] Trying to use Bacula-web
Has anyone had success in getting bacula-web to work? When I try
test.php it gives me two errors: one for GD and one for gettext. I
was getting an error for Pear(DB) too but I cured that by copying
DB.php from /usr/share/php to /srv/www/bacula-web_1.1. I don't know
if this was a wise move.
In the man entry for php it says to use the following command to
show the configuration of your gd extension:
php -r 'print r(gd info());'
When I do this it responds:
Parse error: parse error in Command line code on line 1
so I assume there must be something wrong with php. However
when I
do the command:
php -m
both gd and gettext are listed.
TIA
Graham Dicker
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