Ticket #154 (closed defect: wontfix)

Opened 1 year ago

Last modified 1 year ago

undefined functions following upgrade to 1.2.15

Reported by: trac-user Assigned to: fox
Priority: major Milestone:
Component: backend Version: 1.2.15
Keywords: undefined function Cc:

Description

I'm a new user (installed last week) and just upgraded from 1.2.14.2 to 1.2.15

(In 1.2.14.2 I imported an opml file, but only a few feeds would update, claiming an error in most of the feeds, which updated just fine on another system using SimplePie?.)

Following the upgrade according to the instructions, tt-rss.php would not load properly. I found multiple require_once calls to config.php and functions.php as well as others; some calls were to ../filename as well as calls to the file in the same directory. I fixed this up to call the files from the proper location.

Now I get calls to undefined functions, beginning with login_sequence() It makes no difference whether I'm in single or multi-user mode (multi is my 'correct' setting). I tried commenting out the call to that function temporarily, and just get another one further on, e.g.:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: login_sequence() in ...tt-rss.php on line 26
Fatal error: Call to undefined function: getfeedunread() in ...functions.php on line 39
Fatal error: Call to undefined function: __() in ...sanity_check.php on line 16
Fatal error: Call to undefined function: getfeedunread() in ...functions.php on line 48

(Sorry about the codeblock for non-code, just trying to escape the wiki underline caused by one of the function names.)

Change History

09/24/07 07:22:12 changed by trac-user

  • status changed from new to closed.
  • resolution set to wontfix.

I did a fresh install and it works now... the install process when using MySQL is pretty kludgy though... using MySQL 4 I had to edit the schema quite a bit to get it working: false should be 'false' in many instances.

Also note that functions.php has a line in it (758 iirc) that requires php5, as php4 chokes on it.

09/24/07 08:38:40 changed by fox

See here: http://tt-rss.spb.ru/trac/wiki/MysqlCompatibilityNotes

Most probably, your MySQL version is unsupported and you'll get into more problems later.