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Installing plugins

Posted: Fri Sep 07, 2007 7:36 pm
by markw314
I just upgraded to v1.2. Now when I try to install a plugin, I get the following:

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Error: serendipity_event_entrycheck:62ff2bbe893c3c3639d2630a0ca98f5b (serendipity_event_entrycheck:62ff2bbe893c3c3639d2630a0ca98f5b)
DEBUG: Plugin serendipity_event_entrycheck:62ff2bbe893c3c3639d2630a0ca98f5b not an object: .
Input: Array ( [adminModule] => plugins [pluginPath] => online_repository [install_plugin] => serendipity_event_entrycheck [spartacus_fetch] => [action] => [adminAction] => ) .

This error can happen if a plugin was not properly downloaded (check your plugins directory if the requested plugin was downloaded) or the inclusion of a file failed (permissions?)
Backtrace:
Installing plugin: Array ( [0] => serendipity_event_entrycheck [1] => [2] => event [3] => 0 [4] => online_repository )
INSERT INTO serendipity_plugins (name, sort_order, placement, authorid, path) values ('serendipity_event_entrycheck:62ff2bbe893c3c3639d2630a0ca98f5b', 27, 'event', '0', 'serendipity_event_entrycheck:62ff2bbe893c3c3639d2630a0ca98f5b')
No valid path/filename found. Aborting.
Classname serendipity_event_entrycheck still does not exist. Aborting.
Loading plugin failed painfully. File not found?
No valid path/filename found. Aborting.
Classname serendipity_event_entrycheck still does not exist. Aborting.

Fatal error: Call to a member function on a non-object in D:\springfield\serendipity\include\admin\plugins.inc.php on line 442
The plugins do not get downloaded to my system. This happens with any plugin that I have tested.

Any ideas? Questions?

Thanks,

M

Posted: Sat Sep 08, 2007 4:36 am
by RJH
Im just a novice at this but it looks like the file path for your plugins or plugins directory isnt correct.

Posted: Sat Sep 08, 2007 5:31 am
by markw314
I don't even know where to check that. In configuration, in the paths section, everything looks fine. And the plugins I have are working fine. It only seems to have trouble downloading them.

But your point is well taken. perhaps it is trying to put them into a different directory than what I have. I'll dive into the config for another place it might be defined.

Posted: Sat Sep 08, 2007 6:32 am
by RJH
Have you tried to FTP them manually to your server? Or do you use Spartacus?

Posted: Mon Sep 10, 2007 10:53 am
by garvinhicking
Hi!

Did you check if your "plugins" directory is writable for your webserver user? And did you make sure the mirrors and options of the spartacus plugin's configuration are properly set?

Regards,
Garvin