From: Lance Johnson
Date: July 8 2004 3:20pm
Subject: RE: eventum setup
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I think that something is totally right with php and eventum.  It seems
that php was having problems.  But when I have PHP working right (I
think), I get an error of=20


Configuration Error:=20

The following problems regarding file and/or directory permissions were
found:=20

The GD extension needs to be enabled in your PHP.INI file in order for
Eventum to work properly.=20

Please provide the appropriate permissions to the user that the web
server run as to write in the directories and files specified above.=20


However, in my php ini file it says that gd is on by default.  So
something isn't quite meshing here and we're hoping to get this running
soon.=20


Lance Johnson
Software Developer
DOCS, Inc.
(800)455-7627 x401

-----Original Message-----
From: Lance Johnson [mailto:ljohnson@stripped]=20
Sent: Thursday, July 08, 2004 9:17 AM
To: eventum-users@stripped
Subject: eventum setup

I can't seem to get eventum working correctly.  I have installed PHP and
it seems to be working.  And I have eventum setup in IIS correctly it
seems.  But when I open it in a web browser, it seems to churn for a
little bit and then I get an error message about:

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CGI Timeout

The specified CGI application exceeded the allowed time for processing.
The server has deleted the process.

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Any help on resolving this is appreciated.

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Lance Johnson
Software Developer
DOCS, Inc.
(800)455-7627 x401

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