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    Posted by careymorgan posts: 2

    I just installed Tiki 1.7 and am able to log in and out, set up permissions, users, groups, etc, and am getting zero error pages or messages.

    When I go to tiki-admin_modules.php, I get a dandy left-side menu and NOTHING in the center section. The same thing happens when I try to view or edit a Wiki page. Or, if I try to access just about anything like tiki-admin.php?page=forums, I get the nice page with left-side nav and no content.

    I have correct data in tiki-db.php, I've assigned 143 permissions to the users I am testing including every permission related to the Wiki. I've turned on every feature and all my files and directories are CHMOD 777 just to try to get it to work.

    What permission or config issue am I overlooking?

    Any help would be appreciated!

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    Posted by Damian Parker posts: 2881 United Kingdom

    Hi There,

    First thing I would get is the php memory limit in the php.ini file. Its probably set to 8Mb and needs raising to either 12 or 16Mb

    Let me know how you get one

    Damian

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    Posted by careymorgan posts: 2

    Damian,

    Thanks for being willing to help!

    Default memory limit is 40M, so that isn't a problem.

    Carey

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    Posted by Damian Parker posts: 2881 United Kingdom

    Hi!

    Ok, with kind of memory you wont have any problems! smile Can you check for any references to any php caches. Also out of interest who is the host? and what platform is it installing onto?

    Damian!

    > careymorgan:
    > Damian,
    >
    > Thanks for being willing to help!
    >
    > Default memory limit is 40M, so that isn't a problem.
    >
    > Carey

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    Posted by careymorgan posts: 2

    Damian,

    Thanks for being willing to help!

    Default memory limit is 40M, so that isn't a problem.

    Carey

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    Posted by Damian Parker posts: 2881 United Kingdom

    Hi!

    Ok, with kind of memory you wont have any problems! smile Can you check for any references to any php caches. Also out of interest who is the host? and what platform is it installing onto?

    Damian!

    > careymorgan:
    > Damian,
    >
    > Thanks for being willing to help!
    >
    > Default memory limit is 40M, so that isn't a problem.
    >
    > Carey

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    Posted by al123 posts: 32

    May be completely wrong, but a little while ago I had some of my site working and some not. Turned out to be a bug in mysql v4 , after upgrading to the latest version no more random table corruptions and the thing runs fine. (corrupt tables can easily be fixed by delting the last row). Might be worth checking your tables for corruption.

    HTH

    Andrew

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