Can't install Orca - XSLT issue

I have more than 20 modules that seemed to install properly, and about 10 that failed including Orca - which is needed for other modules.   I get the error message pasted below.   My hosting company assures me that "DOM/XML and DOM/XSLT are enabled on the PHP4 server".    Any thing else I should look at?  Fixable, or a show-stopper?

Thanks

Rob

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Orca requres PHP XSLT extension. Please enable it first then proceed with installation.

For PHP4, make sure that PHP is compiled with the following extensions:

                    --with-dom --enable-xslt --with-xslt-sablot 
If these PHP extensions are enabled, then you can see domxml and xslt extensions in phpinfo() with the following options:
                    DOM/XML: enabled
XSLT support: enabled


For PHP5, make sure that PHP is compiled with the following extension:
                    --with-xsl 
If this PHP extension is enabled, then you can see xslt extensions in phpinfo() with the following option:
                    XSLT support: enabled

Quote · 13 Jul 2009

My host found the issue, as described below:

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PHP is not compiled with Sablotron on your current PHP4 server.
I created the subdomain (redacted) on another server with
PHP4 compiled with Sablotron. Sablotron Version: 1.0.3.
Please test Dolphin 7 beta on this server.

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I'm going to try a reinstall there.   I don't really know what "Sablotron" is but it is not mentioned in the technical requirements, so am posting this for the benefit of Boonex and other members who might encounter the same thing.

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Rob

Quote · 14 Jul 2009

Ok, have reinstalled on a different server with XSLT / Sablotron enabled.    Now I get no response whatsoever from the join page - when I click the "join now" button, nothing happens.  No errors or anything, just no response.  When I go to the admin panel, I get this error message:

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Warning: file_get_contents(): open_basedir restriction in effect. File(/) is not within the allowed path(s): (/var/www/vhosts/community.caltrade.com/httpdocs:/tmp) in /var/www/vhosts/community.caltrade.com/httpdocs/members/inc/classes/BxDolTemplate.php on line 814

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I can log into the backend, but the page builder is completely blank, though the field builder seems to work.  Anyone have any clue as to what might be wrong?

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Thanks

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Rob

Quote · 14 Jul 2009

Would it help to post the link to my test server on this?  it is http://community.caltrade.com/members/ verify for yourself that the join form doesn't do anything.   Could someone from Boonex possibly weigh in on this?  My hosting company always seems to try to do whatever it takes to get Dolphin scripts working on their servers, and they do pass all the technical requirements specifications with the exception of the RMS stuff.   Is there anything I can do to make this work?

Thanks

Rob

Quote · 15 Jul 2009

Hello, Caltrade.

The problem is that if the parameter open_basedir contains some value that prevents Dolphin from seeing relative links, it should be cleared. The technical requirements suggest that this parameter should not have any assigned value:

http://www.boonex.com/trac/dolphin/wiki/DolTech

The open_basedir parameter can be edited only by root (superuser). So, you should ask your hosting provider (system administrator) to clear this parameter for your site.

Best regards,
BoonEx Experts
BoonEx Ltd. - Community Software Experts
http://www.boonex.com

Quote · 16 Jul 2009

Thanks a bunch Igor.  My hosting company has set up the"open_basedir" with no value in the
php.ini on the server.  Unfortunately, I am still getting the same error messages on the control panel, and my join form still doesn't work.  Do you (or anybody) know what I should try next?

Thank you

Rob

p.s.  I can, however, install Orca now, so this did fix something.

Quote · 17 Jul 2009

I have this issue to my web host is refusing to allow it says it is a security breach ideas to get around it?

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