Hi Guys, I'm trying to deploy openinviter (openinviter.com) application on this host, the application does require local folder to keep logs and temp files. but unfortunately there is a limitation on discount from using such as these type of folders, here is a complete log Checking username and private key... *OK* Checking PHP version... *OK* Checking DOMDocument support... *OK* Checking transport method... libcurl is installed. Using cURL to handle requests SQLite is NOT installed. Unable to keep stats Checking write permisions... The c:\windows\temp folder is not writable. You will have to manually define a location for logs and temporary files in config.php I have already tried this application on local server and it works fine Checking username and private key... *OK* Checking PHP version... *OK* Checking DOMDocument support... *OK* Checking transport method... libcurl is installed. Using cURL to handle requests SQLite is NOT installed. Unable to keep stats Checking write permisions... c:/wamp/tmp is writable. Using c:/wamp/tmp to store cookie files and logs Checking for new versions of OpenInviter... Could not connect to server Checking Facebook... *NOT OK* - This plugin might not work correctly on your system Checking Twitter... *NOT OK* - This plugin might not work correctly on your system Checking GMail... *NOT OK* - This plugin might not work correctly on your system Checking Live/Hotmail... *OK* Checking Yahoo!... *OK* WARNING: Delete postinstall.php before running OpenInviter. Also please note that you cannot run postinstall.php again for 2 minutes. Any advice?!
It looks like you just have to define a path in the config.php file. It's trying to use a default path that won't work (and you wouldn't have permission to write to it if it did work). Create a directory and plug the path into config.php and you should be good to go. You can find your server path in Control Panel.
Thanks it works now By the way, do you have any experience of how to move openinviter to act as a web service?! Appreciate your help.
