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by msaghaei » Sun Jan 08, 2006 1:11 pm
I've installed OJS 2.0.2.1 succesfully on localhost under Linux Fedora Core 3, using PHP 5.0.4, mysql Ver 14.7 Distrib 4.1.11 for redhat-linux-gnu and Apache 2.0.54. I submitted an article as an author and then I logged in as editor to assign submision, but clicking the article title link did not bring the Summary page. Indeed no action took place (even no error message). error_reporting setting in php.ini = E_ALL. I tryed several times with multiple clicks but the problem did not resolve. I had not this problem with ojs 2.0 with the same system as above. Do you think this is due to installation on localhost? Please advice me.
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by asmecher » Sun Jan 08, 2006 10:37 pm
Hello msaghaei,
Have you checked to ensure that you aren't hitting the PHP memory limit? Check your php.ini configuration file and ensure that memory_limit is set to at least 12M. Often this will cause PHP to terminate a script without a visible error message.
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by msaghaei » Mon Jan 09, 2006 1:38 am

Thank you very much for your constructive advice. I set the limmit to 20M, and after rebooting the system, ojs worked properly.
However I want to ask is it possible (or rather rational) to modify the ojs system in a way to set the necessary php.ini file configuration automaticly or in an interactive way during installation.
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by asmecher » Mon Jan 09, 2006 3:40 pm
Hello msaghaei,
There's already a series of checks to ensure that the file permissions are properly set prior to installation; it might be worthwhile to add a few additional checks, i.e. memory limits, and warn the user in situations where they aren't appropriate. Unfortunately, there's no good way to change these settings automatically.
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