Issues with kurogo backup

[Ruben Rodriguez]

Hi,

I have a production site with kurogo and everything works fine. This
production site is running on Suse Linux.

But When i want to copy all Kurogo installation in order to work as a
development site, but I have some 403 errors in modules like telephone
or Social Networks (I copy EVERY file in the production site).

Could any one help me in this issue?

Additional Info:

I'm running the development site in a Windows PC, but I have the same
version of Xampp, PHP and MySQL.

Please help me!

Thanks!

[Sonya Huang]

If you just copied all the files straight over, one possibility is that the file owner/group permissions aren't set so that the Apache user can read them. I would check that first.

Another thing I've seen happen is on systems with SELinux where the files are in a location that SELinux doesn't think is http content (like a user directory). I don't think this is likely on a production machine though.

-sonya

[Brian Payst]

Check your file paths if you are switching from SE Linux to Windows. The OS switch means different path conventions. You might need to update the config files. 

Brian

Brian Payst

Program Director for Infrastructure,TIS

The Nature Conservancy

919.484.7857 x 115 (phone) 919.484.7357 (fax)

bpa...@tnc.org | skype: brian.payst

[Ruben Rodriguez]

Thanks to all answers, thanks sonya I checked the permissions of the
folders and the file and everything looks fine.

Brian, where can i find the paths that you mentioned?

I try to look the logs of Apache and i found this error in the
error_log:
[client 127.0.0.1] Directory index forbidden by Options directive:

And in the kurogo.log file:
[Thu 05 31 14:57:36 2012] exception:Critical Smarty_Internal_Template-
>isExisting@163 /people/ A SmartyException has occured: Unable to load
template file 'common/templates/listEvent.tpl'

I hope this new information help in order to guess what happen in my
situation.

Thank you

On May 30, 5:44 pm, Brian Payst <bpa...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Check your file paths if you are switching from SE Linux to Windows. The OS switch means different path conventions. You might need to update the config files.
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> Brian
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> Brian Payst
> Program Director for Infrastructure,TIS
> The Nature Conservancy
> 919.484.7857 x 115 (phone) 919.484.7357 (fax)
> bpa...@tnc.org | skype: brian.payst
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> On May 30, 2012, at 6:11 PM, Sonya Huang <sonya.hu...@modolabs.com> wrote:
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> > If you just copied all the files straight over, one possibility is that the file owner/group permissions aren't set so that the Apache user can read them. I would check that first.
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> > Another thing I've seen happen is on systems with SELinux where the files are in a location that SELinux doesn't think is http content (like a user directory). I don't think this is likely on a production machine though.
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[Erik]

I recently installed XAMPP and Kurogo 1.4 on my PC and all the images are broken (screenshot attached).

If anyone has any idea how to fix this I'd appreciate it. 

-Erik