I got errors during site publication and I think that one of the requirements for publishing server does not work. How can I check that?

Article ID: 1812 
Last Review: Oct,6 2008
Author: Dmitry Frantsev APPLIES TO:
  • Sitebuilder 3.x for Linux/Unix
  • Sitebuilder 4.x for Linux/Unix

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 List of requirements you can find on our website here:
http://www.swsoft.com/en/products/sitebuilder/reqs/

 There is a special script which can help you to check if everything is fine with requirements: SITEBUILDER_ROOT/resources/publish/check.php. It should be run from publishing site's directory. For example, if you are trying to publish to domain domain.tld you need upload this script into site's directory and run it in browser as http://domain.tld/check.php.

As an example, you can find correct output below:

 ioncube=ok phpVersion=4.4.3 mbstring=ok zlib=ok session=ok dom=ok domxml_xslt=ok sqlite=2.8.17 sqliteEncoding=UTF-8 gd_png=ok gd_gif=ok gd_jpg=ok gd_wbmp=ok gd=2.0.28 safe_mode=ok mail=ok serverApi=Apache  Handlerfolder_permissions_data=ok


NOTE:
 1.
Publication works with safe_mode 'on' from version 4.0. So if you have version 4.0 or newer you do not need to worry about safe_mode=failed output.
 2. Parameter folder_permissions_data is actual for publishing to Windows servers, so if you see that folder_permissions_data=fail, you can ignore this output.

Additional information

SITEBUILDER_ROOT - Sitebuilder installation directory /usr/local/sitebuilder/ or /opt/sitebuilder/ on Debian/Ubuntu servers.
Keywords: publish requirement check.php


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