Le mercredi 7 novembre 2007, Chris Harner a écrit : > Data in the DB- > I didn't mean to say there's NO data whatsoever, I did run the SQL > script. Here are two screenshots I have taken from Webmin. If you're > not familiar with it, I can view each database, the tables within it, > and then view the data as a whole. > > FIRST S/S- http://img50.imageshack.us/img50/8521/jasmine1ej4.jpg > The first screenshot shows the jos_logs table > > SECOND S/S - http://img87.imageshack.us/img87/7143/jasmine2ro3.jpg > The second screenshot verifies there is no data being written to the > database.
Ok for this : The database has been initialized correctly but there is no data. Good ;-) > Error Messages- > There are no PHP errors on the web interface. I resolved any of those > issues right away. Ok. > My syslog files are apparently logging to /var/log/localmessages and > /var/log/messages and they are both enormous in size, however display > no error information about the JASmine problem. Watch out : Not ALL error messages go to /var/log/messages... If you want the full thing, you got to find the file where syslog redirects "*.*" (look at /etc/syslog.conf to know where). I mean, this work like this on my Mandriva, and it was based on RH, years ago... ;-) Did you enable the debug mode in JASmine-Backend's perl script ? If not, open this script and set : my $Want_Sys_Syslog=1; my $Debug_Mode=1; Did you try running 'jasmine' by hand on the command line ? Nicolas. -- Put JASmine in your Cups ! To unsubscribe : mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] List archives : http://dir.gmane.org/gmane.comp.printing.jasmine.user http://www.mail-archive.com/jasmine%40ml.free.fr/ Web site : http://jasmine.berlios.de/
