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Knut Nes	Wednesday 30 November 2005 7:13:19 am So, even though my webserverprovider don't bother answering support inqueries, I assumed they had upgraded to php4.4 and went for the ez 3.7 upgrade. Now my site works, allthough it's really slow. But no admin. I guess it's because the new install is not configured to usinng "plain" layout. Here's the result of trying to access admin: Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in /home/knutnes/public_html/lib/ezutils/classes/ezini.php on line 518 Fatal error: eZ publish did not finish its request The execution of eZ publish was abruptly ended, the debug output is present below. When following the install-guide I did the update scripts witout the "-s admin_siteaccess_name", as I didn't comprehend what to type here, my username din't work. Should the scripts be run with "-s plain_dbusr", or such? When trying to clear cache, I got permission issues, so I checked out the cache folder in var, it was empty. How do I get the admin interface to work? And why is the site so slow? Thanks Knut
Knut Nes	Wednesday 30 November 2005 4:40:16 pm The admin site was found when I ran the update scripts with "-s plain_admin". But my site is still VERY slow, it takes close to a minute to do anything. What could cause this? I cleared all cache from the admin interface. I'm guessing it's got to do with the database connection og interaction, since the I've got a fresh install. Anyone know anything about this? Thanks Knut
Brendan Pike	Wednesday 30 November 2005 6:15:57 pm Check that eZ publish / Apache does have permission to write to the cache directory, make sure you see eveidence of this. Check the eZ publish logs in var/log also. www.dbinformatics.com.au We are always interested in hearing from experienced eZ PHP programmers and eZ template designers interested in contract work.
Knut Nes	Thursday 01 December 2005 1:59:21 am Thanks for your reply. The var/log/ folder contains storage.log and error.log. Storage.log lists a bunch of php-files from the var/cache/ini folder. This prooves eZ/Apache have permission to write to cache... I assume. But the error.log tells me root@localhost can't access the database, which is correct since that's not my username. Also "Using password: NO". I've been looking around for a config-file, without finding one... I'll continue to look and search through documentation, but I still ask here, in case I don't find any. Where do I set the user/pass for the database? Thanks Knut
Łukasz Serwatka	Thursday 01 December 2005 2:01:58 am Database settings are usually set per siteaccess in site.ini.append.php section [DatabaseSettings] Personal website -> http://serwatka.net Blog (about eZ Publish) -> http://serwatka.net/blog
Knut Nes	Thursday 01 December 2005 2:52:11 am Thanks for quick reply! I edited the site.ini.append.php... and had a look at the error.log again, only to discover that these errormessages were a bit old... I probably allready managed to set the databaseinfo correct. But site is still very slow. I checked the storage.log again and found the entry for my last site visit: [ Dec 01 2005 09:47:16 ] [var/cache/ini/5b6aec4e339a4bb0d6f9337b0ae9a695.php] I'm thinking some cache issue might cause slow site speed. But I really don't know. Any suggestions? www.hib.no/student/index.php, if anyone thinks a quick look might help. Knut Edit: fixed link.
Knut Nes	Thursday 01 December 2005 5:37:36 am I've searched around a bit, but I cant figure out why my site is so slow. In addition there seems to be som access permission issues here. I get the message "You don't have permission to view this content" (the message is in Norwegian, so my translation is probably not identic to the English error message. Also, I occationally get time out when trying to access the site. Might be browserdependent. Help :) Knut