[1.7.rc] After first new installation i catch this Error : "Missing lang.js"

[master]

Hi !

My OS is ubuntu 10.04 desktop i386 (virtualized) - language Italiano

My step was :

• install xampp : installation ok, with many control

• install fengoffice : copy folder in local document root folder (/opt/lampp/htdocs/)

• in my browser Firefox 3.6.3 launch :  http://localhost/fengoffice/index.php  for first running

• ok on all prerequisite, ok on MySql db connection

• next i see the login page

• on the top of the login page i see:  Deprecated: Call-time pass-by-reference has been deprecated in /opt/lampp/htdocs/fengoffice/environment/functions/general.php  on line 579
  

• then i insert username + password + Options List = Italiano + click on Login button

• i see the form correctly except for string "Missing lang.js" in all place, listbox, checbox, string, ecc... But on the top right i see, in Italiano  :   Bentornato master (Esci) : Amministrazione  | Account  | Aiuto

• then i logout and try other language

• then i insert username + password + Options = English (U.S.) + click on Login button

• i see the form correctly except for string "Missing lang.js" in all place, listbox, checbox, string, ecc..., but on the top right i see, in English  :   Welcome back master (Logout) : Administration  | Account  | Help
  

All files have correct auth access.   

What can i do ?

Ty for nice help.

Alex

P.S. i attach  screenshots for help

[Megachip]

Same problem here with 1.7 rc2 on all languages

[cabeza]

We'll look at it.
Have you tried setting allow_call_time_pass_reference to true "On" in your php.ini ?

Edit: Thanks karlstatt

[karlstatt]

"true" doesn't work for me. "On" is ok.

[jkd77]

Neither 'true' nor 'on' works for me.

my php.ini by default appears like such:

max_execution_time = 300
post_max_size = 10M
upload_max_filesize = 10M

I've tried:

allow_call_time_pass_reference = on
allow_call_time_pass_reference = On
allow_call_time_pass_reference = true

Anything else we can use to fix this?

[cabeza]

Have you restarted the Server after the changes ?

[jkd77]

This is @ dreamhost. Don't think i can re-start...?

[cabeza]

You should talk to them and see if and how the issue can be solved.
It is a PHP configuration issue ...

[jkd77]

They said they reconfigured the Apache instance that the domain is hosted on. This is still not working. Any other suggestions?

[cabeza]

Try Googling the error for your specific configuration ... it is a pretty "popular" PHP issue nowadays.

You might find other users that solved the issue at Dreamhost

[jkd77]

After some follow up with Dreamhost support, they emailed me the following:

You've actually gotten the entire issue sorted with one minor exception - there is a bit more to creating and using a custom php.ini to work around this.

The following wiki has instructions on doing this in a way that will work on our systems.

It looks a bit complicated but if you're comfortable with the shell you'll be fine.

http://wiki.dreamhost.com/PHP.ini

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When I arrive at the instruction page, after reading the large imposing warning at the top of the page, I find the following:

Modified existing php.ini but not seeing the changes?

See the FastCGI page for instructions on how to either restart FastCGI or force a recache.

Restarting FastCGI from the shell:

killall -9 php5.cgi

Force a recache:

touch $HOME/example.com/cgi-bin/php-wrapper.fcgi

 --- Does this sound like the next step?

Thx again for all the help!

[cabeza]

If DreamHost says it is the next step, then I believe them

[jkd77]

Actually, instead of restarting or recaching, i had to follow a long list of things - but it did work!

Thx again for the assist!

[jm08]

Could you post the steps you took to make it work on Dreamhost?  I've gotten the new config in and tried the restart and force recache to no avail.

Thanks.

[jm08]

I figured out my mistake.  I was modifying the php.ini file in the wrong spot.

Thanks.