I just did my first install of observium after a very convicing demo by a friend. However the website only loads the header (or parts of it). When I add /debug to the address I get this output
Notice: Undefined index: page_title in /opt/observium/html/index.php on line 107 Notice: Undefined index: widescreen in /opt/observium/html/index.php on line 125 Notice: Undefined index: bare in /opt/observium/html/index.php on line 217 Notice: Undefined index: widescreen in /opt/observium/html/includes/header.inc.php on line 18 Widescreenhttp://observium.brandbil.dk/debug?widescreen=yes| Notice: Undefined index: authenticated in /opt/observium/html/includes/header.inc.php on line 25 Not logged in! Fatal error: Class 'Net_IPv6' not found in /opt/observium/html/includes/header.inc.php on line 32
For installation I followed this guide and also created a virtual host to run the observium webserver from: http://www.observium.org/wiki/Ubuntu_SVN_Installation I did everything and all the guide says - in that order - and did not do anything other than that.
Obviously it seems like a problem with the Net_IPv6 package in PHP. Ubuntu is 10.04 and I meet all the requirements set forth in the requirements section of the install page.
I am aware it might not be an observium error as such, but the googles is not really that helfull and my own skills are lacking a bit when it comes to webservers.
On 10/07/2012 16:00, Lasse Leegaard wrote:
I just did my first install of observium after a very convicing demo by a friend. However the website only loads the header (or parts of it). When I add /debug to the address I get this output
Notice: Undefined index: page_title in /opt/observium/html/index.php on line 107 Notice: Undefined index: widescreen in /opt/observium/html/index.php on line 125 Notice: Undefined index: bare in /opt/observium/html/index.php on line 217 Notice: Undefined index: widescreen in /opt/observium/html/includes/header.inc.php on line 18 Widescreen http://observium.brandbil.dk/debug?widescreen=yes | Notice: Undefined index: authenticated in /opt/observium/html/includes/header.inc.php on line 25 Not logged in! Fatal error: Class 'Net_IPv6' not found in /opt/observium/html/includes/header.inc.php on line 32
For installation I followed this guide and also created a virtual host to run the observium webserver from: http://www.observium.org/wiki/Ubuntu_SVN_Installation I did everything and all the guide says - in that order - and did not do anything other than that.
Obviously it seems like a problem with the Net_IPv6 package in PHP. Ubuntu is 10.04 and I meet all the requirements set forth in the requirements section of the install page.
Make sure this is done :
pear install Net_IPv6 pear install Net_IPv4
I seem to recall having to use Net_IPv6-devel or something on 10.04.
Ubuntu 10.04 is a little old these days, try 12.04.
adam.
On Tue, Jul 10, 2012 at 5:26 PM, Adam Armstrong adama@memetic.org wrote:
Make sure this is done :
pear install Net_IPv6 pear install Net_IPv4
I seem to recall having to use Net_IPv6-devel or something on 10.04.
All three are installed - same result. (they were installed before too)
Ubuntu 10.04 is a little old these days, try 12.04.
Old but still supported (and working). To be honest I'd prefer to NOT have to do a dist-upgrade right now.
Ubuntu 10.04 is a little old these days, try 12.04.
Old but still supported (and working). To be honest I'd prefer to NOT have to do a dist-upgrade right now.
Work out why your PHP installation can't find its own PEAR modules, then.
I'd prefer NOT to have to answer basic syadmin questions.
adam.
On Tue, Jul 10, 2012 at 6:09 PM, Adam Armstrong adama@memetic.org wrote:
Ubuntu 10.04 is a little old these days, try 12.04.
Old but still supported (and working). To be honest I'd prefer to NOT have to do a dist-upgrade right now.
Work out why your PHP installation can't find its own PEAR modules, then.
*meh* I couldn´t find out what was b0rken and caved... An upgrade to 12.04 (despite the official recommendation to wait for 12.04.1 - yeah thats right - I am a rebel!) seemed to do the trick.
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