[GRLUG] sugarcrm silent upgrade problem

[Don Ellis]

When you provide a listing, it would be helpful to use 'ls -F', so
that directory entries are tagged as directory, executable, or
symlink.

Sounds to me like php is installed, but is not in the search path for
the current user. I have started editing PATH settings in /etc/profile
(or equivalent, such as /etc/profile.local) so that every user has the
same path setting. The custom in openSUSE of not giving regular users
a setting including sbin variants is not helpful, as I often like to
be able to examine ifconfig as a "regular" user. The daemon that runs
php normally probably has a PATH setting that includes the php bin
directory or equivalent.

--Don Ellis


On Thu, Apr 18, 2013 at 3:15 PM, Eric Beversluis
<ebever at researchintegration.org> wrote:
> It looks like both apache and php were installed as part of the sugarcrm
> installation at /opt/sugarcrm-5.5.4. That directory includes
>
> apache2  common  htdocs  install_summary.txt  licenses  mysql  php
> silent.log  sugarctl.sh  uninstall
>
> I've tried running the command at that level and also in htdocs and
> still get the same result.
>
> @Lee: I'm trying to use the silent upgrade because the sugarcrm upgrade
> wizard hung because php didn't have zip support running and I couldn't
> find any way to add that in the sugar-created php setup. I'm waiting on
> a post to the sugar forum for an answer to that question. They seem to
> require moderator approval and I have no idea when that will occur. It
> seems I'd have to recompile php, but it wasn't clear how to do that with
> this unique php installation.
>
> EB
>
> On Thu, 2013-04-18 at 15:54 -0400, Patrick Goupell wrote:
>> It basically means that you do not have php installed on the system you
>> are trying to do this on or php is not in your path.
>>
>> Try running it on a computer that has php installed on it or install php
>> on that computer.

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