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hm. looks to me still like some sort of a server-path-syntax-issue.
here are some attempts I'd try as next:

* /var/www/opendocman/data/ - is the /data/ writeable by the server/serveruser?
* does it help to create the /archiveDir/ in the /var/www/opendocman/data/ manually and make it writeable by the server?
* try to add the 'trailling slash' to the /var/www/opendocman/data/ in your configuration (generally, it should not be the problem with apache2, but who knows...)

* after trying some/all of this advices, try to restart the apache (/etc/init.d/apache2 restart),
to get the configs loaded the right way... let me know, if you could achieve anything by trying this.
finally i was able to see the files that are stored in opendocman, all i need was to add "/" in the back of the dataDir in config.php Idea Smile
My question now:
1. How to display the full username when success login..?
2. How to modify the category lists into my own category...?
this is the default category lists :
anyone can help me out..?
need it badly please Tongue Sad
1) I'd try it this way:

1a) edit index.php
1b) add a query to retrieve the username from DB (this is just pseudocode, do not copy/paste, it won't work):
1c) add a html-element to display

Code:
// retrieve the username from the DB
$query = "SELECT username FROM {$GLOBALS['CONFIG']['db_prefix']}user WHERE username = '$frmuser' AND password = password('$frmpass')";
return: $user;

// add thml element to display the message + username
echo "<font color=green>Welcome: $user!</font>";

2) Visit: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://your-host/opendocman/admin.php">http://your-host/opendocman/admin.php</a><!-- m -->

2a) Select one of the Options: Add / Delete / Update / Display
2b) Add new category: Admin -> Categories / Add
2c) Delete any categories: Admin -> Categories / Delete ...
Hi,

I'm using my plesk control. And they have this "application function"
So, I added the zip folder with that function, and it prompt me this error:
>>>

Error: sappmng: ERROR: unable to extract file APP-META.xml into temporary dir: Archive: /tmp/phpzbyqYa


System error 2: No such file or directory
Metadata file APP-META.xml is broken.
sappmng: test_package: failed to test RPM package /tmp/phpzbyqYa

System error 2: No such file or directory
1

>>>>

Kindly advice, what's that mean?

Do I need to create the folder manually with FTP function?

Regards,
V
Hi Vin!

Hm. No idea what you're talking about. Is it a question on the topic discussed in this thread, or is it just some question posted on a random thread? Said the other way:

* include ($much[more_information]);
* define ($folders&$functions&$everything);
* provide ($the_topic_of[$your_question]);

echo: 'Thx! BR.'
bit2bit Wrote:1) I'd try it this way:

1a) edit index.php
1b) add a query to retrieve the username from DB (this is just pseudocode, do not copy/paste, it won't work):
1c) add a html-element to display

Code:
// retrieve the username from the DB
$query = "SELECT username FROM {$GLOBALS['CONFIG']['db_prefix']}user WHERE username = '$frmuser' AND password = password('$frmpass')";
return: $user;

// add thml element to display the message + username
echo "<font color=green>Welcome: $user!</font>";

2) Visit: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://your-host/opendocman/admin.php">http://your-host/opendocman/admin.php</a><!-- m -->

2a) Select one of the Options: Add / Delete / Update / Display
2b) Add new category: Admin -> Categories / Add
2c) Delete any categories: Admin -> Categories / Delete ...
hi..
thanks again for the reply.
For number 2 i can successuflly create another category.

But for no.1, u are right it wont work if i just copy and paste Sad Tongue
But can i just put it in any line in index.php..?
and the code i tried to modified, but seems its not working Sad(
Looks like your dataDir settings is missing the ending "/"
edwsin Wrote:Dear all,
Recently i just downloaded the opendocman, i'm planning to install on linux server.
i did :
1. Download opendocman
2. Copy to a folder in linux server
3. Extract file
4. copy to my web server document root directory which is : /var/www/html/opendocman/
5. But when i access by using ie, i got a message :
Forbidden

You don't have permission to access /opendocman on this server.

what did i do wrong..?
anyone could help me out on this..?
Thank You,
Edward


Thanks you for the post.
You have some apache configuration that is not working. Check to make sure the folder has the proper permissions and ownership. And make sure your documentroot in apache is /var/www/html
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