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Heya All, This is my first posting to the mailing list so please
be gentle. I actually have read the docs… I installed Squirrelmail to work with a MySQL back-end, as
all my mail users are virtual. I did have to install the PEAR:DB package and
mod the php.ini as noted in section 5.6 of the admin guide. I ran config.pl and
once I did that, it all worked. Life was good. I showed it to a bunch of people,
I was so proud of me J So since I use the wonderful Postfixadmin tool to do my
virtual users etc I went and added that plugin. I got the plugin, put it in the
plugins dir under ‘postfixadmin’ etc. I then ran conf.pl again and
enabled that plugin and the administrator plugin. I then went back to my
sqirrelmail site and looked for the plugins…couldn’t see where
anything had been added to the page. So I closed and dumped the temp files from
all my browsers to make sure I had no cached pages etc. I then went back and
tried again and now I am getting the dreaded: “Could not include PEAR database functions required for the
database backend. CentOS 5.0 fully patched no GUI Postfix Dovecot MySQL Postfixadmin MailScanner Clam-AV Spamassassin In /etc/php.ini: I do have an ‘include_path’ set to my DB.php file (/usr/share/pear/DB.php) I do have an include_path set to my PEAR dir (/usr/share/pear) In the config my DSN is: mysql://<user>:<password>@localhost/<databasename> A run of “pear list” gives: Installed packages, channel pear.php.net: ========================================= Package Archive_Tar 1.3.1
stable Console_Getopt 1.2 stable DB
1.7.13 stable MDB2
2.4.1 stable MDB2_Driver_mysql 1.4.1 stable PEAR
1.4.9 stable XML_RPC
1.5.0 stable So DB is installed but I cannot say if it conflicts that the later MDB2
is also installed. I don’t want to remove MDB2 as it was installed before
I knew to look at it and I cannot say for certain that nothing else depends on
it (like Postfixadmin etc). The rights on DB.ini are 644 (-rw-r—r--) and root is owner and
group. Though I don’t know how that could have been changed, I thought I’d
throw it our there Now here is a little weirdness that may be a clue: Using the
configtest page it show the include_path as “/usr/share/pear/DB.ini”
no matter what I change it to. Sure, it’s the right path but still…if
I change it in /etc/php.ini shouldn’t it reflect that in the configtest
page? So anyway if anyone can shed some light on this and give me a boot in
the right direction. Everything I’ve read just says to verify the
include_path but I’ve done that until my eyes bleed. I will be happy to
provide any other info necessary. Regards, Brian catholic review org Systems Administrator |
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