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Installing an old application to a new server - El Forum - 09-05-2012 [eluser]Rurik[/eluser] Hi all, As part of a major work for uni, I have been tasked to improve on an application done with Code Igniter. So as not to potentially break their server, I am replicating their server on one of the Uni's. I have a lamp stack set up, i have my database set up, and I am trying to install Code Igniter. I followed the instructions in the user guide for 2.0.2, as that is what I am using, but when I click my html link to the application, it just goes to a blank page. However, it works on the client's server. Anyone know why this might be happening and how to fix it? Running ubuntu 10 I think. Rurik Installing an old application to a new server - El Forum - 09-05-2012 [eluser]Aken[/eluser] Search around for "PHP blank page". Likely there is a fatal error, but error displaying is turned off. Installing an old application to a new server - El Forum - 09-06-2012 [eluser]Rurik[/eluser] I turned on logging in config and checked the application log path but nothing is getting logged Installing an old application to a new server - El Forum - 09-06-2012 [eluser]TWP Marketing[/eluser] Check your php.ini and set it to dump all errors, at least during testing, Code: error_reporting(E_ALL); Installing an old application to a new server - El Forum - 09-06-2012 [eluser]NotDior[/eluser] If you have command line PHP installed do a lint check (php -l filename.php (small L)) on that file and it will tell you what's going on with it. Probably some parenthesis missing or something like that. Installing an old application to a new server - El Forum - 09-06-2012 [eluser]TWP Marketing[/eluser] Also, check your Apache error log. Installing an old application to a new server - El Forum - 09-06-2012 [eluser]Rurik[/eluser] @notDoir, it is copy paste files from the other server, where it works, so that isnt it. But I checked anyway, and nothing. Where do I find the logs for apache2? I couldnt seem to find log folder under apache2. As for setting error_reporting = E_ALL, still no errors being reported in the codeIgniter Logs, no file even there, and again, I am not sure where the php5 log files are kept. On a side note, why, when I unzip CodeIgniter_2.0.2.zip, am I getting CodeIgniter_2.1.2 files? Installing an old application to a new server - El Forum - 09-06-2012 [eluser]TWP Marketing[/eluser] Under linux, the apache logs are in /var/log/apache2/error.log You may see archived error logs also "error1.log", "error2.log. You want the current one "error.log" If you are on Windows, I don't know where the apache logs are saved. [Edit] my zip file is named Codeigniter_2.1.2.zip downloaded from github Installing an old application to a new server - El Forum - 09-06-2012 [eluser]TWP Marketing[/eluser] [quote author="TWP Marketing" date="1346972255"]Under linux, the apache logs are in /var/log/apache2/error.log You may see archived error logs also "error1.log", "error2.log. You want the current one "error.log" If you are on Windows, I don't know where the apache logs are saved. [Edit] my zip file is named Codeigniter_2.1.2.zip downloaded from github The one before that was Codeigniter_2.0.3.zip Both contain exactly what they claim to be. I don't have a 2.0.2 version.[/quote] php logs: /etc/php5/apache2/php.ini Installing an old application to a new server - El Forum - 09-06-2012 [eluser]Rurik[/eluser] Well I downloaded 2.0.2 using wget, as that was what was installed on the previous system. And when I unzipped it it has 2.1.2 files in it. Go Figure... The only errors in my apache log are lack of a FQDN and missing favico icons |