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freehtml
07-03-2005, 01:42 AM
Hi

I had just install the cerberus GUI :

Cerberus Helpdesk Installer

Checking PHP Version... 4.3.11 (ok)
Checking System Information... Linux
Checking PHP Server API... cgi
Checking Path to 'php.ini'... /usr/lib

Checking safe_mode... Off
Checking short_tags... On
Checking file_uploads...On
Checking upload_tmp_dir...not set! (set in php.ini if attachments don't work)
Checking upload_max_filesize...Max. upload/attachment size: 2M (increase in php.ini)
Checking post_max_size...Max. e-mail (w/ attachments) size: 55M (increase in php.ini)

Checking for MySQL... Version 4.0.24
Checking Database Setup...
Host: localhost
Name: myvdhco_cerberus
Checking Database Connection... yes

Checking for PSpell (spellchecker)... found! and PHP Version OK!

Checking if FILESYSTEM_PATH (/home/myvdhco/public_html/cerberus-gui/) exists... yes
Checking FILESYSTEM_PATH trailing slash... yes
Checking for Cerberus GUI Files in FILESYSTEM_PATH (/home/myvdhco/public_html/cerberus-gui/)... yes

Checking if 'logo.gif' is writeable... yes
Checking if 'templates_c' directory is writeable... yes
Checking if 'tempdir' is writeable... yes

No fatal errors detected. Proceed with configuration by deleting the 'install' directory and running upgrade.php

When I click on the upgrade.php to proceed on, the following error occurs :

Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting T_OLD_FUNCTION or T_FUNCTION or T_VAR or '}' in /home/myvdhco/public_html/cerberus-gui/includes/cerberus-api/config_vals.php on line 30

Anyway I can retify this error? Thanks in advance.

tickedon
07-03-2005, 10:20 AM
You might be better off posting this in the Cerberus forums, as you'll probably get a quicker response ;)

You might want to try one of the CVS builds from http://www.cerberusweb.com/cvsweb.pl/ and see if that fixes the problem. You might also want to check that you aren't using the PHP5 version of the cerberus gui, and that you are using the PHP4 version.

freehtml
07-03-2005, 11:24 AM
Hmm it could be a wrong PHP version that I had downloaded, let me reupload the version for PHP4.