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I cleared the cookies and authenticated sessions, but it is still not working. I am also getting the php endless wait whatever problem again:
The last line is when I kill php in terminal. |
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OK, this time I am trying it on my laptop running Ubuntu (6.10), with no torrents loaded at all:
This time, no PHP timeout, just this error message in the browser:
Entering
doesn't return anything. I run "apt-get search php" and download the package php5, but that doesn't install a php executable anywhere. Looks to me like
b.) you may not even be able rely on the presence of php on a given system. Obviously these are a different set of problems than I was experiencing under FC6. |
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maybe this thread can help you http://ktorrent.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1125
in preference widget you can set php executable path |
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Ok, I have it working now under Ubuntu.
As for Fedora, where I normally run ktorrent, I have a couple dozen torrents active (seeds and downloads) and about the same number inactive, and I don't feel like going to all the trouble of removing and reloading them all at the moment, so I guess I will have to leave it be for the time being.
Yes, but I didn't pay attention to that when I enabled the plugin. Why should I have concerned myself with the php path? Sometimes you need to think like an end-user. Like for example with a first-time setup wizard or at least a dialog box warning the user that the plugin can't find the executable. You just have "/usr/bin/php" entered in the "php path" field by default, and it appears that is a questionable assumption. |
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hi
please apply this patch on ktorrent-2.1beta1 (without previous patch). Then try to login, save from browser the source of interface.php in a file and execute from shell
Patch (i have sent it to your email)
I have added a led to display if php executable is ok Thanks |
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Hi ivan
previous patch is usefull to bypass php interpreter and see the php code generated by PhpHandler::preParse() in the browser. Please apply it and send me the resulting php code of interface.php. I think that some torrent name or tracker status string with special character ( " \ &) breaks php code but this should be fixed in 616688 revision. Diego |
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