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Hello,

 

For my client, I tried to upgrade from an old version of openx to the last "Revive" 3.0.2 version.

 

As of the first step (1. Welcome) of the install.php page, I got the following error: "You need to enable cookies before you can use Revive Adserver".

 

My cookies are well enabled, I tried with several browsers.

 

I searched on the net where I found similar problems, and where they ask to use "date.timezone" instead of "date_default_timezone_get()" in the variable.php file.

 

The call to "date_default_timezone_get()" in the variable.php doesn't correspond to the line nbr described in the forums, but I changed where I found it (line 67).

 

But, no luck.

 

I'm completelly stucked, with the client on my back....

 

Can someone help me please ?

 

Thanks a lot

 

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And just for info...

 

As I couldn't use the upgrade mechanism, I tried to rename the "UPGRADE" file under "/var" folder to "INSTALLED".

 

I put the .conf file of my previous Openx version to link to our database.

 

I can reach the webapp, but then, all my plugins are disabled and I got errors when I want to install/upgrade them.

 

This is how I want to launch a "real" upgrade, cause I suppose the plugins will be installed during this process.

 

So if you know a way to bypass the upgrade process and makes my server working, I'm interested !

 

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Thanks a lot

Posted

Hello,

 

Thanks for your quick answer.

 

I had already visited this page.

 

My PHP version is 5.3 actually.

 

My folder permissions:

- 777 on "var"

- 755 on "www"

 

Is it OK ?

 

Thanks

Posted

Yes , your php version is ok

 

 

Make sure ,

 

/plugins , /var , /www/images , /www/admin/plugins/ sholud be writable

Posted

Yes, hey are all writable.

 

I just that my /www directory perms are 755 (but then /www/admin/plugins/, 777)

 

Could this be a problem ?

 

As a workaround, for the moment, I copied the content of /plugins folder of my old openx install to the new revive /plugins folder.

 

I re-enabled them through the admin interface.

 

It seems to work, but I'm afraid I could still have problems without this "no real upgrade" installation (reminder: I've renamed the "UPGRADE file to INSTALLED and put my old .conf file into /var).

Posted

For info, my problem is solved.

 

Actually, we don't use the  /www/images folder. We have instead a symlink to a shared drive (we have 2 servers with a load balancer).

 

The permissions on the "images" files of the shared drive were not OK.

 

Case closed !

 

Thanks for your help

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