-----Original Message-----
>From: Petko Yotov <5...@5ko.fr>
>Sent: Mar 24, 2012 10:12 PM
>To: pmwiki-users <pmwiki...@pmichaud.com>
>Subject: Re: [pmwiki-users] Upgrading PmWiki to the latest version on Windows OS
>
>Al Louis Ripskis writes:
>> PmWiki/Upgrades instructions under item 4. Copy say:
>> "Copy the files in pmwiki-x.y.z over the files of your existing PmWiki
>> installation.
>...
>> But what command do you enter if you have Windows system and where exactly?
>
>Just open two folders at a time with your file manager (2 windows) and copy
>the files from the new version pmwiki-x.y.z.zip folder to the same
>directories on the server.
>
>For example: copy the new pmwiki.php from the *.zip overwriting the old
>pmwiki.php on the server; go to the scripts/ directories in both windows and
>copy all files from the *.zip scripts/ directory to the server's scripts/
>directory, overwriting them; do the same in wikilib.d/ and a couple of times
>in pub/.
>
>It is recommended to have a backup of your current working version, so if
>the new version doesn't work for some reason, you can replace it back with
>your old files.
>
>You are also invited to read the release notes before upgrading - they may
>contain important information for administrators who upgrade. Read all
>entries between your previous version and the new one.
>
> http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/PmWiki/ReleaseNotes
>
>Petko
>
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The PmWiki distribution doesn't provide a wiki.d directory where are stored
your own files. The wikilib.d (note "-lib") directory contains some of the
default pages, interface and documentation which you can safely replace on
upgrade. In fact, if you ever modified a default page, it was copied to the
wiki.d directory and from that moment on, the default one is invisible to
pmwiki.
> For Site Analyzer, when I put in my config.php:
> include_once("$FarmD/cookbook/analyze.php");
> $AnalyzeKey = 'secret';
> I get this garbage above my home page, when I bring it up:
> Warning:
> include_once(/hermes/waloraweb003/b1294/pow.verist/htdocs/pmwiki/cookbook/a
> nalyze.php) [function.include-once]: failed to open stream: No such file or
> directory in
> /hermes/waloraweb003/b1294/pow.verist/htdocs/pmwiki/local/config.php on
> line 42 Any idea how I can correct this?
> There is the analyze.php script in my site's cookbook/directory.
> And when I take out the code (include_once("$FarmD/cookbook/analyze.php");
> $AnalyzeKey = 'secret';)from my config.php, the site works okay.
Check if the analyze.php file is in the principal cookbook directory (in case
you have a wikifarm). Check if it is completely copied and not only partially.
Also, sometimes after copying files, the permissions aren't correctly set, so
I would check them too (although I don't know if that problem can happen on
Windows).
> Summary Obtain site configuration no connection
> Detailed results
>
> Obtain site configuration ... no connection
>
> The analyzer was unable to connect to the site. This may be because the
> url was entered incorrectly, the site is behind a firewall, or is
> otherwise inaccessible to the pmwiki.org server."
You have probably a typo in the address you entered and that address doesn't
appear to run a pmwiki site. From my place I cannot open it either. Your
pmwiki site must be reachable from the public internet for this to work.
But anyways, the analyze will not work while you have the error messages
above.