[CWB] CQPweb: v 3.1.0 now usable, I think

[Hardie, Andrew]

Thanks for the bug report; sorry for delay responding. This turned out to be a lingering environment bug from a much earlier version that was newly exposed by the new scripts. Now fixed in svn.

best

Andrew.

From: cwb-bounces at sslmit.unibo.it [mailto:cwb-bounces at sslmit.unibo.it] On Behalf Of Markus Killer
Sent: 20 January 2014 19:25
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Subject: Re: [CWB] CQPweb: v 3.1.0 now usable, I think


Dear Andrew,



Thanks a lot for the update to v3.1.0. Today, I've successfully installed and configured v3.0.16 on a Xubuntu 12.04 LTS (64-bit) system. However, I didn't manage to get v3.1.0 (svn rev 497) running.

When I try to run the autosetup script, I get the following php notices and a fatal error:

$php autosetup.php

PHP Notice:  Undefined offset: 1 in /var/www/cqp-web-beta/lib/defaults.inc.php on line 446

PHP Notice:  Undefined offset: 1 in /var/www/cqp-web-beta/lib/defaults.inc.php on line 446

PHP Fatal error:  Call to a member function is_admin() on a non-object in /var/www/cqp-web-beta/lib/exiterror.inc.php on line 282

I then went on to try an upgrade from v3.0.16, but the update upgrade-database.php script terminates with the same php fatal error.

Best wishes,

Markus



[CWB] CQPweb: v 3.1.0 now usable, I think
Hardie, Andrew a.hardie at lancaster.ac.uk <mailto:cwb%40sslmit.unibo.it?Subject=Re:%20Re%3A%20%5BCWB%5D%20CQPweb%3A%20v%203.1.0%20now%20usable%2C%20I%20think&In-Reply-To=%3C28078EC3FBF1B940A3EF3D0D19BE351D2CC631%40EX-0-MB1.lancs.local%3E>
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Hi all,



My grand re-structuring of almost everything for CQPweb v 3.1.0 is now finished.



There is not much visible difference, but a lot has changed under the bonnet, and this will hopefully make it quicker and easier to implement new features.



If you are an adventurous sort, I think you can now safely upgrade to 3.1.0 (repo commit 497). There are probably bugs; reports very welcome.



If you are less adventurous, you might want to stick with 3.0.16 a bit longer, until the worst problems are dealt with.



Currently 3.1 runs nowhere but on my computer. Later today I hope to upgrade the Lancaster to 3.1, so those of you with accounts on that server can have a look at it later this week to see what has changed.



One big change that you won't see from looking at a server is that I have completely revamped the sysadmin documentation. Previously this consisted of a series of HTML files - the maintenance of which has become increasingly hairy over the past couple of years. Now, I have shifted most of these over into a "CQPweb System Administrator's Manual" written in LaTeX and available within the usual documentation tree on the SourceForge repository. I hope that this new format will (a) make it more maintainable (b) make it easier for others to contribute patches. There are still a couple of HTML files to convert; these will be done as and when I find a moment.



Like the CWB and CQP tutorials, the manual compiles to both PDF and HTML; the PDF is included with CQPweb and is also on the website here:



http://cwb.sourceforge.net/files/CQPwebAdminManual.pdf



Crucially, it has a couple of sections that between them cover the process of upgrading from v 3.0.16 to 3.1.0, which, given all the changes I have made, is non-straightforward.



That's all for now.



best



Andrew.
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