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Just did a new install of Hesk 2.1 on our private lan for internal employee support.
Followed instructions, and admin 'portal' works with no problems. However, when trying to access the 'user portal' I keep getting the following message (with debug 'on'):
Warning: require(language/en/text.php) [function.require]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /var/www/hesk/inc/common.inc.php on line 217
Fatal error: require() [function.require]: Failed opening required 'language/en/text.php' (include_path='/root/source_install/wso2-wsf-php-src-2.0.0/scripts') in /var/www/hesk/inc/common.inc.php on line 217
I have gone through all the install instructions, and still cannot pin point this problem.
Any help would be appreciated.
use access page not working
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It looks like you don't have all the requred files and folders. Do you have a folder called "language" in your help desk folder? Is there an "en" folder inside the language folder? Is there a "text.php" file inside the en folder?
If you answered "no" to any of the above questions extract the Hesk files again from the Zip file and make sure all the files and folders are properly extracted.
If you answered "no" to any of the above questions extract the Hesk files again from the Zip file and make sure all the files and folders are properly extracted.
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And you didn't make any changes to the files? What operating system are you on (seems like Linux from the paths)?
If you open the index.php file (the one in the main hesk folder) and change to or does it help? How about if you change it to
If you open the index.php file (the one in the main hesk folder) and change
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define('HESK_PATH','');
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define('HESK_PATH','/');
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define('HESK_PATH','./');
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define('HESK_PATH','/var/www/hesk/');
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The option that worked is:
However, now it seems like I have to do it to all the PHP pages.
Is there a quicker work around?
Thanks again for the help.
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define('HESK_PATH','./');
Is there a quicker work around?
Thanks again for the help.
You'll just have to manually change all the files inside the main Hesk folder. You can try to use an auto-replace program, such as
http://pjsoft.drenik.net/autoreplace.htm
http://pjsoft.drenik.net/autoreplace.htm
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