Missing "include" directory after new installation

[Alan Kirk]

Hi Richard,

Thanks for your reply. I meant to reply back to say i solved the mystory. I
had all the packages installed. The problem was that there was a missing
session include file, which i managed to find after some googling.

But once it was up and running i was having issues with emails coming into
me. Due to the ammount of time that i'd put into setting Kolab up i couldn't
afford to take any more time off other projects so have opted to roll back
to a previous mail setup for just now and will return to Kolab at a later
date.

Thanks again,

Alan

On 11/24/06, Richard Bos <richard at radoeka.nl> wrote:
>
> Hello Alan,
>
> Op vrijdag 24 november 2006 01:29, schreef Alan Kirk:
> > Hi there,
> >
> > I've just finished installing the latest version of Kolab on a brand
> > spanking new install of openSuse 10.1.
>
> how did you install kolab.  Did you use a package manager?
> Did you follow the instructions at: http://en.opensuse.org/Kolab ?
>
> > After a few small problems with missing postfix config files and apache
> > module that wasn't loaded i've got all the servers up and running.
>
> postfix config file missing??  Those are all provided by the rpm kolab as
> template files.  They become available after running 'kolabconf'
>
> > I just tried going to the web admin url and was greeted with a blank
> screen
> > in my browser. I wondered if it was an Apache or PHP error, but after
> > seeing the phpinfo() page i realised that the problem was within Kolab.
> >
> > I checked out the source of index.php in /srv/www/htdocs/kolab/admin/
> and
> > noticed that the first 5 lines are require_once lines looking for the
> > following php files:
> >
> > kolab/admin/include/mysmarty.php
> > kolab/admin/include/headers.php
> > kolab/admin/include/locale.php
> > kolab/admin/include/authenticate.php
> > kolab/admin/include/menu.php
> >
> > I don't seem to have an include folder, i've even tried re-installing it
> > all, but no luck the folder is still missing. Even after look on google
> i'm
> > no closer to solving this.
>
> You don't have the rpm kolab-webadmin installed.
> I wonder how you installed the rpms, did you neglect the dependencies?
> # rpm -q --requires kolab | sort | grep ^kolab
> kolab-resource-handlers
> kolab-webadmin
>
>
> > I'm hoping that someone else has had a similar problem and knows how to
> > resolve it.
>
> See webpage mentioned above.
>
> --
> Richard Bos
> Without a home the journey is endless
>
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