Drupal, CiviCRM, etc.
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Drupal, CiviCRM, etc.
Hello,
On a project I'm hosting on an ASL secured Centos 5 + Plesk 10.x box, Drupal + CiviCRM are required. I had to move it to another box after a week of head-pounding going nowhere, so perhaps a discussion here would be appropriate. My issues may not be ASL specific, but at this point I can't really be sure they're not, as just about every other variable has been eliminated.
Anyone else here using Drupal? CiviCRM? Any successful installs and uses?
Perhaps a forum specific to the application stack would be appropriate to collect the wisdom of using ASL with certain apps.
On a project I'm hosting on an ASL secured Centos 5 + Plesk 10.x box, Drupal + CiviCRM are required. I had to move it to another box after a week of head-pounding going nowhere, so perhaps a discussion here would be appropriate. My issues may not be ASL specific, but at this point I can't really be sure they're not, as just about every other variable has been eliminated.
Anyone else here using Drupal? CiviCRM? Any successful installs and uses?
Perhaps a forum specific to the application stack would be appropriate to collect the wisdom of using ASL with certain apps.
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Re: Drupal, CiviCRM, etc.
Do you recall what your issues were?My issues may not be ASL specific, but at this point I can't really be sure they're not, as just about every other variable has been eliminated.
We have them as part of our test suite, for what its worth. We don't use either of them like you probably do, but we do beat on all the web apps we have regularly to make sure we dont have any new FPs. They should work.Anyone else here using Drupal? CiviCRM? Any successful installs and uses?
Wonderful idea, any thoughts on how such a forum should be laid out?Perhaps a forum specific to the application stack would be appropriate to collect the wisdom of using ASL with certain apps.
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Re: Drupal, CiviCRM, etc.
Hi mikeshinn,
I'm starting fresh on a Drupal 7 (with the OpenPublic install profile) install and will be working on the CiviCRM 4.x install shortly. This way I can document everything for this forum. The other project was time sensitive so I didn't have time to be methodical
For Drupal test-suite stuff, I can definitely point you in the direction of a few power-user drupal installs! Let me know if that would help.
I'm thinking for an App Stack forum, each sub-forum would be dedicated to an app-stack. For example, WordPress, Drupal, and whatever else people are using heavily these days. As someone who is somewhat tech-y but not nearly as skilled as yourself, the point of issue typically starts with the application, so when I'm trying to figure out the solution I am working backwards from there. Just a thought that others may be doing the same.
I'm starting fresh on a Drupal 7 (with the OpenPublic install profile) install and will be working on the CiviCRM 4.x install shortly. This way I can document everything for this forum. The other project was time sensitive so I didn't have time to be methodical

For Drupal test-suite stuff, I can definitely point you in the direction of a few power-user drupal installs! Let me know if that would help.
I'm thinking for an App Stack forum, each sub-forum would be dedicated to an app-stack. For example, WordPress, Drupal, and whatever else people are using heavily these days. As someone who is somewhat tech-y but not nearly as skilled as yourself, the point of issue typically starts with the application, so when I'm trying to figure out the solution I am working backwards from there. Just a thought that others may be doing the same.
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Re: Drupal, CiviCRM, etc.
I was able to install D7 + OpenPublic without problems. Then I was able to run through the CiviCRM install as detailed here:
http://wiki.civicrm.org/confluence/disp ... iviCRM+4.0
With a little cajoling of the vhosts file it *should* be working but it is kicking "page not found" errors for the CiviCRM pages within Drupal.
ASL isn't kicking any errors, and I'm picking up bits and pieces of the CiviCRM install in the "not found" Civi page. When I've taken this to the CiviCRM community, it's unreproducible, and when I take it to another server (something on hostgator) this doesn't happen either. Not sure how any of the ASL components could be causal, and maybe they're not. Would love to see if anyone else with ASL running (or not running) can get this install to work!
http://wiki.civicrm.org/confluence/disp ... iviCRM+4.0
With a little cajoling of the vhosts file it *should* be working but it is kicking "page not found" errors for the CiviCRM pages within Drupal.
ASL isn't kicking any errors, and I'm picking up bits and pieces of the CiviCRM install in the "not found" Civi page. When I've taken this to the CiviCRM community, it's unreproducible, and when I take it to another server (something on hostgator) this doesn't happen either. Not sure how any of the ASL components could be causal, and maybe they're not. Would love to see if anyone else with ASL running (or not running) can get this install to work!
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Re: Drupal, CiviCRM, etc.
No errors in your apache or php logs?
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Re: Drupal, CiviCRM, etc.
Cool idea, we'll start configuring the new forums this week.I'm thinking for an App Stack forum, each sub-forum would be dedicated to an app-stack. For example, WordPress, Drupal, and whatever else people are using heavily these days. As someone who is somewhat tech-y but not nearly as skilled as yourself, the point of issue typically starts with the application, so when I'm trying to figure out the solution I am working backwards from there. Just a thought that others may be doing the same.
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Re: Drupal, CiviCRM, etc.
Here's my Civi Forum info:
http://forum.civicrm.org/index.php/topic,20554.0.html
php.log is conspicuously silent on the subject, and the apache logs aren't any better.
http://forum.civicrm.org/index.php/topic,20554.0.html
php.log is conspicuously silent on the subject, and the apache logs aren't any better.
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Re: Drupal, CiviCRM, etc.
Have you tried putting php into debug mode with all logging turned on?
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Are you referring to error logging or the pear php_debug module or ?
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Which debugging are you referring to? I'm getting full PHP stack traces for everything including Warnings and Deprecated in my php error log.