Re: Also fatal error...

Enabling iconv also makes no difference to the error message. My 
phpinfo() prints:

iconv support:     enabled
iconv implementation:     libiconv
iconv library version:     1.9

Directive    Local Value    Master Value
iconv.input_encoding    ISO-8859-1    ISO-8859-1
iconv.internal_encoding    ISO-8859-1    ISO-8859-1
iconv.output_encoding    ISO-8859-1    ISO-8859-1

N.

Neil Broers wrote:

> Recursively setting my permissions to allow "Everyone" write 
> permissions doesn't make a difference to the error message :(
>
> Can anyone confirm that iconv is indeed needed to run binarycloud? It 
> would be pity if something as "trivial" as character set translation 
> is the cause of me not using the framework. Are there no workarounds?
>
> regards,
> Neil
>
> Jamie Scott wrote:
>
>> Neil Broers wrote:
>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I have also just installed binarycloud and am getting the same error 
>>> message when following the quick start procedure on the website:
>>>
>>> *Fatal error*: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in 
>>> *c:\binarycloud\binarycloud\exception\Exception.php* on line *164
>>>
>>> *I have extracted all 3 archives (nightly builds which I have 
>>> downloaded today) to a folder C:\binarycloud.
>>>
>>> I am running:
>>> - Windows XP
>>> - Apache 1.3.33
>>> - PHP 4.3.11
>>>
>>> I saw a mention regarding "iconv". Is this a required library for 
>>> binarycloud? In which case it would fail because it is not included 
>>> in PHP version 4 by default. This concerns me, because I would like 
>>> to use binarycloud as a framework to develop client sites, but 
>>> wouldn't be able to if there are required libraries and the client 
>>> is hosted by a third party.
>>>
>>> How do I turn on logging so I can post to this mailing list??
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>> Neil Broers
>>>
>>>
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>> To fix the above problem make sure the server has write access to the 
>> tmp directories.  I had to set them recursively to 777 on unix.
>>
>> Then I realized that I didn't have iconv installed. Unfortunately I 
>> don't think I'll use binarycloud for a framework because of this. If 
>> I want too build portable code then it should run on all default 
>> environments.
>>
>> Thanks for your responses guys.
>>
>> Jamie
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