1- Verify the permission of the siremis and directories in that level. Per my experience not just siremis directory but the directories aside it needs to give ownership and permission in order for sessions to get created etc.
######## Extremly dangerous to leave it like that but just to see if your things are working you can do this #######
#chown root:root -R /var/www/html/siremis-3.2.0/*
#chmod 755 -R /var/www/html/siremis-3.2.0/*
######## Make sure you decrease the permission OR close http port publicly before you leave ########
2- Verify that in your /etc/php.ini "fopen" or filing operations is permitted. Sometimes file operations are restricted by apache as security measures.
3- Optionally check the status of SElinux as well. SElinux has something to do with fopen, preventing any file to get created or edited by apache or web services.
Regards,
Sammy
On Tue, May 15, 2012 at 8:34 PM, Magnus
<magnus.kelly@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello All,
Just in case my prior email was not clear :
I reach the install success page of Siremis as per below -
Installation Completed
Congratulations for completing Siremis Setup Wizard.
For security reason, we strongly recommend you to delete this install folder
now.
And also please change default login info before use.
Default Login Info
Username : admin
Password : admin
User Reference Doucments
Siremis Web Page
Asipto Web Page
Launch Siremis
And when I click the button to launch Siremis to login - I get -
"can't open cmp file to write "
in the httpd error log I get two lines
" mkdir(): No such file or directory in
/var/www/html/siremis-3.2.0/openbiz/bin/Resource.php on line 408"
and next line of
"fopen(/var/www/html/siremis-3.2.0/siremis/files/cache/metadata/CB3F6C48_log
Service.cmp): failed to open stream"
I have done a chown on the siremis dir to make the web process the owner,
and this allowed me to get to the last page of the install, all shows as
successful expect instead of a login page I get the error.
The server platform is centos/apache 2 if makes any difference.