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  • maartenzuidland

    (@maartenzuidland)

    I’ve been going through the source code, because I saw some problems with my FTP workings.

    Most likely related to my setting in php.ini: “<?=” I’ve replaced all the instances with “<?php echo “

    I’m now trying to figure out why my sql files are empty…

    btw. the changes I’m proposing should also work on servers who have the shortening turned on. I see you used a mix between the shortening and long form in your code.

    maartenzuidland

    (@maartenzuidland)

    It loads!

    what have I changed? I’ve edited the file plugins/wp-time-machine/includes/wpTimeMachineCore.php5 to replace all instances of <? to <?php

    In my php.ini I have turned the shortened use explicitly off…

    I’m now trying to get the FTP part working….

    maartenzuidland

    (@maartenzuidland)

    Unfortunately, still no…. Same error…

    I’ve checked the following:
    * I didn’t parse .php5 before, added this to my configuration
    (which should not be an issue, as you require the content of the file, and it gets parsed through the original php file…. right?)

    * I had different file permissions, now changed all contents and subfolders to 774 (upload user is in the same group as the webserver user) (To be sure…)

    * add the plugin to another domain I run on the same server (is a replication of the other version though from a while back) and reproduced the error there.
    * and to be sure, just created a fresh instance….

    when I try to load the plugins/wp-time-machine/includes/wpTimeMachineCore.php5 file directly in the browser, I see no code or output (not sure if I would see anything, but it does not give me any errors either

    I can provide you access to a test environment I have, which has the same issues… But we’re better to not discuss that on the forum.

    maartenzuidland

    (@maartenzuidland)

    Hi Paul,

    just upgraded to 1.7.8 through the automatic upgrade process, and unfortunately it still gives me the error upon activating the plugin 🙁

    Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '}' in /usr/local/www/www.parochiedrunen-elshout.nl/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/wp-time-machine/includes/wpTimeMachineCore.php5 on line 644

    maartenzuidland

    (@maartenzuidland)

    Hi,

    I’m having the same issues with the plugin. I’m not really finding any documentation on this issue, but this thread.

    I’ve just updated to the 1.7.3 version, and still see the same error before activating.
    my phpinfo can be found at http://www.maartenzuidland.nl/phpinfo.php
    (short version: php 5.3.2, on freebsd 8.0 with apache 2.2.14 and mysql 5.5.4)

    the one catch though, the website I want to use the plugin on, can be reached through http://www.parochiedrunen-elshout.nl, but is hosted on the exact same machine (virtual host). Not sure if this will be any help, but to make sure you can have all the information you might possibly need.

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