1. Sanity Check
- Posted by Tuishimi Apr 24, 2011
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I recently rebuilt my windows box. Running old code I am getting this
- E:\Xtras\apache\cgi-bin\eusqlite3\wrapper.ew:12
<0052>:: can't find 'dll.e' in any of ...
E:\Xtras\apache\cgi-bin\eusqlite3
E:\Xtras\apache\cgi-bin\ctrl.exw
X:\Xtras\euphoria\include
include dll.e
^
## The "X:\" bit is the problem. I don't HAVE an "X" drive anymore. I scanned (searched) all files for reference to "X:\Xtras" and came up empty. I double checked my system and user PATH, EUDIR and EUINC variables, all use the new "E:\Xtras".
- E:\Xtras\apache\cgi-bin\eusqlite3\wrapper.ew:12
I am going INSANE... I tried moving the includes to the local CGI dir but each one I move (which works for that file) leaves the next one being not found because of the "X:" thing.
Please, someone, smack me in the head or do something to help me figure this out?
2. Re: Sanity Check
- Posted by mattlewis (admin) Apr 24, 2011
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The "X:\" bit is the problem. I don't HAVE an "X" drive anymore. I scanned (searched) all files for reference to "X:\Xtras" and came up empty. I double checked my system and user PATH, EUDIR and EUINC variables, all use the new "E:\Xtras".
I am going INSANE... I tried moving the includes to the local CGI dir but each one I move (which works for that file) leaves the next one being not found because of the "X:" thing.
Please, someone, smack me in the head or do something to help me figure this out?
Given that it's at the end of the list, it's probably based on a EUDIR value. You've probably already gone through this list, but first, let's walk through some EUDIR scenarios:
- Do you get this when running from the command line, or just as CGI?
- Does apache run under its own user? If so, is there a user specific EUDIR (or EUINC) set up for it?
- Is there still a system variable using the X drive?
If none of those apply, and if EUDIR is not set, then euphoria tries some other defaults (again, this is only if there is no EUDIR set). It will use the output of HOMEDRIVE and HOMEPATH to try to figure out where euphoria may have been installed. It's possible that HOMEDRIVE is still set to X, even though X no longer exists.
Matt
3. Re: Sanity Check
- Posted by Tuishimi Apr 26, 2011
- 1416 views
Command line works fine. This happens running CGI. My env variables are defined globally, not under the user section (Windows 7).
(Sorry for taking so long to get back... work got in the way).
4. Re: Sanity Check
- Posted by Tuishimi Apr 26, 2011
- 1437 views
Where is HOMEDRIVE defined? I'll check that.
5. Re: Sanity Check
- Posted by Tuishimi Apr 26, 2011
- 1400 views
%HOMEDRIVE% is C:... I installed all my programming languages on my second drive which USED to be X:, but is now E:. Maybe I should just rename the drive to X:. :)
6. Re: Sanity Check
- Posted by Tuishimi Apr 26, 2011
- 1448 views
EUDIR and EUINC are defined.
EUDIR is E:\Xtras\euphoria EUINC is E:\Xtras\euphoria\include (I know, redundant/not necessary).
So where is it getting X:\Xtras from? :/
7. Re: Sanity Check
- Posted by Tuishimi Apr 26, 2011
- 1438 views
New install... something I noticed is that a lot of my files are indexed by properties only so I am changing them to "Plain Text" and maybe search will find something.
9. Re: Sanity Check
- Posted by SDPringle Apr 27, 2011
- 1363 views
This is what happens when we leave an old 'eu.cfg' in place. You will have to delete this file. It is in %EUDIR%\bin, if EUDIR is set properly. There are several other places you can create one of these files but the installer only puts one in %EUDIR%\bin.
Shawn
10. Re: Sanity Check
- Posted by Tuishimi Apr 27, 2011
- 1348 views
I just want you to know that I love you.
(And I missed adding that to my indexer... "cfg"... rectified).
THANK YOU!
This is what happens when we leave an old 'eu.cfg' in place. You will have to delete this file. It is in %EUDIR%\bin, if EUDIR is set properly. There are several other places you can create one of these files but the installer only puts one in %EUDIR%\bin.
Shawn
