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Hello. I used optware instructions at: http://dns323.kood.org/howto:optware and now I am stuck.
I used 'ipkg' to install mysql, perl, php, and phpmyadmin . I changed my lighthttpd.conf to point at /opt/share/www for the webserver root because that is where ipkg wanted it. My lighthttpd daemon works fine and I can see the 'phpmyadmin' directory in there but when i try to go to /phpmyadmin/login.php I am denied access. Also, the web server denies me from seeing any files or directories beneath the /opt/share/www/phpmyadmin directory but does not deny me from browsing directories that I make myself in the /opt/share/www directory. The error I get is a 403 error.
Does anyone know the default ipkg install for this app well enough to tell me how I get access to the php scripts?
Thanks, Jon
Last edited by mozkill (2008-05-08 01:29:52)
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I understand it that one use php-fcgi for php to work under lighttpd.
On optware platforms, see http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/HowTo/D … ingFastCGI for configuration.
I'd suggest you to try the simplest phpinfo page first, only when it's working, add mysql and phpmyadmin to the mix.
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Thanks for the response. I got it working by following the instructions on that page. :-)
phpmyadmin seems to work fine now.
I got it running with phpsysinfo but the phpsysinfo script only halfway works. It throws these errors:
Processors 1
Model ARM926EJ-Sid(wb) rev 0 (v5l)
CPU Speed 331.77 Mhz
Kernel Version 2.6.12.6-arm1
Cache Size 64.00 KB
System Bogomips 331.77
1.14 MB FREE / 59.36 MB USED
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File Line Command Message
common_functions.php 158 find_program(who) program not found on the machine
common_functions.php 213 /bin/df /bin/df: illegal option -- P
BusyBox v1.00-pre1 (2007.12.10-08:03+0000) multi-call binary
Usage: df [-hmk] [FILESYSTEM ...]
Return value: 1
common_functions.php 213 /bin/df /bin/df: illegal option -- i
BusyBox v1.00-pre1 (2007.12.10-08:03+0000) multi-call binary
Usage: df [-hmk] [FILESYSTEM ...]
Return value: 1
Last edited by mozkill (2008-05-08 02:31:25)
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Apparently /bin/df is just a link to /bin/busybox, not the full version, which does not support the -i (--inodes) option.
Get a full version of df either from funplug or optware, and make sure it's in the PATH of the user PHP runs under.
In optware, the full version /opt/bin/df can be found in the coreutils package.
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thanks. that helps a lot. i would have never figured out where the df command was.
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