Hello,

i'm trying to install Sliverstripe for a client.

The issue that i'm having is when I go to install it comes up with PHP 5 is required and the following warnings:

Warning: fopen(/tmp/silverstripe-cache-home-amoneypr-public_html-Site/manifest-main) [function.fopen]: failed to open stream: Permission denied in /home/amoneypr/public_html/Site/sapphire/core/ManifestBuilder.php on line 101

Fatal error: Cannot write manifest file! Check permissions of /tmp/silverstripe-cache-home-amoneypr-public_html-Site/manifest-main in /home/amoneypr/public_html/Site/sapphire/core/ManifestBuilder.php on line 105

Below is the phpinfo():

http://amoneyproblem.hostwebsite.co.nz/info.php

That looks like a security issue. Maybe open_basedir restrictions are in effect or your host has locked up the tmp directory.

I believe you can override the default temp dir by creating a file "_ss_environment.php" in your website root, and defining TEMP_FOLDER there to be some other writable directory.

I have just spoken to the host and have been told open_basedir should be fine

I believe if you make a 'silverstripe-cache' folder in your root (same level as cms, sapphire etc folders) It will use this rather then /tmp/

i'm now getting

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected $end in /home/amoneypr/public_html/Site/mysite/code/Page.php on line 55

Hrm, check that the mysite/code/Page.php file looks the same as this one:
http://svn.silverstripe.com/open/phpinstaller/tags/2.3.0/mysite/code/Page.php

If not, please let us know what it contains so that we can see if there's a bug lurking here.

Sam,

Used your code still the same the code seems dead from here on - line 18

		
// Note: you should use <% require %> tags inside your 
templates instead of putting Requirements calls here.  However
		// these are included so that our older themes still 
work
		Requirements::themedCSS("layout"); 
		Requirements::themedCSS("typography"); 
		Requirements::themedCSS("form"); 
	}
	
	/**
	 * Site search form 
	 */ 
	function SearchForm() {
		$searchText = isset($_REQUEST['Search']) ? 
$_REQUEST['Search'] : 'Search';
		$fields = new FieldSet(
	      	new TextField("Search", "", $searchText)
	  	);
		$actions = new FieldSet(
	      	new FormAction('results', 'Search')
	  	);

	  	return new SearchForm($this, "SearchForm", $fields, 
$actions);
	}
	
	/**
	 * Process and render search results
	 */
	function results($data, $form){
	  	$data = array(
	     	'Results' => $form->getResults(),
	     	'Query' => $form->getSearchQuery(),
	      	'Title' => 'Search Results'
	  	);

	  	return 
$this->customise($data)->renderWith(array('Page_results', 'Page'));
	}
	
}

?>

Hi JZM,

It looks like this is due to PHP's asp_tags setting. Normally, it's off, but your host seems to have it set on.

For now, remove the "<% require %>" bit out of the comment. We'll fix this bug in 2.3.1.