Fatal error: Call to undefined function: get() in /kolab/var/kolab/www/horde/config/prefs.php on line 111

[will trillich]

On 5/22/06, will trillich <will at serensoft.com> wrote:
> i'm getting the exact same problem--

> --------original message--------
> Blessing Chisvo wrote:
> > I installed horde from cvs using the instructions on
> > http://www.kolab.org/webclient.html and I am getting this error message when
> > I try to connect to horde.
> >
> > Fatal error: Call to undefined function: get() in
> > /kolab/var/kolab/www/horde/config/prefs.php on line 111
> --------end original message--------

> our install is on debian/testing (using the "debian" 3.1 RPM packages
> for kolab -- nice job, there! -- and CVS for horde, per
> http://kolab.org/webclient.html)

> [Mon May 22 03:08:12 2006] [error] PHP Notice:  Undefined index:
> charset in /home/will/kolab/server/var/kolab/php/pear/Horde/NLS.php on
> line 108
> [Mon May 22 03:08:12 2006] [error] PHP Fatal error:  Call to undefined
> function:  get() in
> /home/will/kolab/server/var/kolab/www/horde/config/prefs.php on line
> 111

i suppose i could include a bit more meat on what we've done to get here:

when the howto for horde (http://kolab.org/webclient.html) said

    and for PostgreSQL you'll need:
    --with=mod_php_pgsql        # for your apache rpm
    --with=pgsql                # for your php rpm

we took that to mean that we should add those options at the
appropriate places inside obmtool.conf, thus:

    @install ${altloc}apache-1.3.33-2.4.5_kolab \
        --with=mod_php_pgsql \
        --with=mod_auth_ldap \
        --with=mod_dav \
        --with=mod_php \
        --with=mod_php_zlib \
        --with=mod_php_gdbm \
        --with=mod_php_gettext \
        --with=mod_php_imap \
        --with=mod_php_openldap \
        --with=mod_php_xml \
        --with=mod_php_dom \
        --with=mod_ssl \
        --with=mod_php_mbstring

    @install ${altloc}php-4.3.11-2.4.2_kolab \
        --with=pgsql \
        --with=zlib \
        --with=gdbm \
        --with=gettext \
        --with=imap \
        --with=openldap \
        --with=pear \
        --with=xml \
        --with=dom \
        --with=ssl \
        --with=mbstring

(note "pgsql" additions, as first --with arg for both commands). we
then issued ./obmtool kolab again, to reset and rebuld everything from
scratch. is there a better approach?

http://localhost/horde/ comes up completely blank (telnet localhost 80
shows zero-size response after headers) and the logs reflect the error
on $GLOBALS['registry']->get().

========

http://localhost/horde/test.php works like a charm, tho:

Horde Version

    * Horde: 3.2-cvs

Horde Applications

    * Horde: 3.2-cvs
    * Imp: H3 (4.2-cvs) (run Imp tests)
    * Ingo: H3 (1.2-cvs) (run Ingo tests)
    * Kronolith: H3 (2.2-cvs)
    * Mnemo: H3 (2.2-cvs)
    * Nag: H3 (2.2-cvs)
    * Passwd: H3 (3.1-cvs) (run Passwd tests)
    * Turba: H3 (2.2-cvs) (run Turba tests)
</snip>

========

the IMP tests show:

IMP Version

    * IMP: H3 (4.2-cvs)

Other Horde Applications

    * gollem: No
      Gollem provides access to local VFS filesystems to attach files.
    * ingo: Yes (Version: H3 (1.2-cvs))
    * nag: Yes (Version: H3 (2.2-cvs))
    * turba: Yes (Version: H3 (2.2-cvs))
</snip>

========

INGO shows:

Ingo Version

    * Ingo: H3 (1.2-cvs)

Other Horde Applications

    * imp: Yes (Version: H3 (4.2-cvs))
</snip>

========

and TURBA shows:

Turba Version

    * Turba: H3 (2.2-cvs)

PHP Version

    * View phpinfo() screen
    * View loaded extensions
    * PHP Version: 4.3.11
    * PHP Major Version: 4.3
    * PHP Minor Version: 11
    * PHP Version Classification: release
    * You are running a supported version of PHP.

PHP Module Capabilities

    * MySQL Support: No
    * PostgreSQL Support: No
    * Microsoft SQL Support: No
    * Oracle Support: No
    * Unified ODBC Support: No
    * LDAP Support: Yes
</snip>

these may not be related to the 'get()' problem but -- why no
postgresql support, after the --with updates above? and why the gripe
about gollem?

-- 
will trillich
"Their is five errers in this sentance."