History of InstallUnderSafeMode
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unfortunately we haven't been able to do the testing and updates ourselves yet. however, you might be able to find some useful information on tikiwiki site. a useful starting point might be: http://tikiwiki.org/tiki-index.php?page=InstallTikiUnderSafeMode we are working on a tikipro tutorial for users who experience these issues. | Safe modeSafe_mode and open_basedir are security features of PHP (but removed in version 6). Some hosts enable them on their servers, some don't. Web applications written in PHP tend to have problems with safe_mode and/or open_basedir. It's important to note, that there is a difference between the restrictions safe_mode and open_basedir. Your server might have safe_mode switched off but open_basedir switched on.Bitweaver has not been extensively tested on servers with safe_mode/open_basedir switched on. However, bitweaver does have code in place to run even with safe_mode/open_basedir enabled. If you experience problems, please try the following tips one by one. Please report how it worked out for you (comment on this page, in bitweaver's forum, in ConnectingToIrc). Session pathTry setting an appropriate session.save_path by editing the file bit_setup_inc. Set it to a path where bitweaver has write access, for instance bitweaver's temp directory with 777 perms./bit_setup_inc
Temp pathTo install bitweaver, you need a file called config_inc.php in /kernel/. Usually it can be 0 byte (empty), it only has to be writeable by bitweaver (e.g., perm 0777). To resolve safe_mode issues, open that file and paste only the following, and with the same path of the session.save_path setting above. (This file will get overwritten in the process of installing bitweaver. Error messages might pop up. Wait until after the installation is finished to change the path one last time.)/kernel/config_inc.php
More infoSME server 7.1On SME server 7.1 with safe_mode enabled, if you are getting a blank page, try the approach below. Then restart apache (/etc/init.d/httpd restart)./etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf
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