Success!
Here's the solution, which I happened to find
in the archives.
First, I replaced the older engine and database
drivers (2.6 they were, I think) with the 2.9 engine
and the database drivers (externals?), i.e.,
revdb.so and dbmysql. All are Linux since that's
what my webhost's server
Things still ain't working like they used to, but,
following up on some of the advise here, some
other possibly useful clues have come up.
BTW, perhaps I wasn't clear on this. It's not that
my Rev-cgi setup no longer works. All my Rev-cgi
scripts still work. What is not working well since
the
Thank you, Richard.
Following your advice, I have now checked the error logs. The possible
source of the problem seems to be that, in the move of my account by
DreamHost to a new server, a required library was not reinstalled (Could
not open libgdk-x11-2.0.so: libgobject-2.0.so: cannot open
On 23 Mar 2009, at 03:10, Nicolas Cueto wrote:
OLD WAY --
revSetDatabaseDriverPath /home/USERID/USERID.com/myRevcgiFolder
NEW WAY --
revSetDatabaseDriverPath /home/USERID/myRevcgiFolder
put revOpenDatabase(mysql,revsql.USERID.com,SQL name,SQL
ID,SQL password) into connid
if connid is not a
localhost doesn't work at Dreamhost. Users create a subdomain to their
domain for mysql.
Stephen Barncard
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San Francisco
http://barncard.com
2009/3/23 Björnke von Gierke b...@mac.com
On 23 Mar 2009, at 03:10, Nicolas Cueto wrote:
OLD WAY --
Nicolas,
what is the first line of your scripts? Those errors usually happen if
you forget the '-ui' in the first line like:
#!./revolution -ui
Cheers
andre
On Mon, Mar 23, 2009 at 3:49 AM, Nicolas Cueto nicon...@gmail.com wrote:
Thank you, Richard.
Following your advice, I have now checked
Thanks for the suggestions so far. But, still no go.
One more possibility. The old server was 32bit,
the new, 64bit. Could that be a problem for the Rev
engine? Geez I hope not!
The engine version now in my cgi folder is (I think)
2.6. And yesterday I uploaded the Standalone
engine (?) that
Nicolas Cueto wrote:
One more possibility. The old server was 32bit,
the new, 64bit. Could that be a problem for the Rev
engine? Geez I hope not!
Probably not. The only reported issue on the desktop with 64-bit OS is
a scripting error that checked the version using an old format. Haven't
Hello List,
As the subject line says, a working-perfectly setup of
Rev-based cgi-scripts which connect to mysql databases,
all hosted by my web-host (DreamHost), suddenly ain't
so perfect.
One very likely reason is my web-host only last
week moved my account to a new server. They
had emailed me
Nicolas, one of the things I love about Dreamhost is the easy access to
the error log.
If the problem is just a Rev script error (as opposed to permissions,
badn engine file, bad line endings in the script, etc.) the engine will
write the Rev error info to stdout, which you can find on a
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