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Version
Mantis requires at least PHP 4.0.6. If you are not running this version or above, you or your administrator will need to upgrade your build of PHP. You are running PHP 4.3.10 |
| Checking your installation | |
| Opening connection to database [bugtracker] on host [localhost] with username [root] | BAD |
| Checking to see if your absolute_path config option has a trailing slash: "/mnt/fmirror4/gmirror/ports/databases/mantis/work/mantis-1.0.7/" | GOOD |
| magic_quotes_gpc | 1 |
| gpc_order | GPC |
| variables_order | |
| include_path | .:/usr/lib/php |
| short_open_tag | 1 |
| Bug attachments download thresholds (view_attachments_threshold, download_attachments_threshold, delete_attachments_threshold) | GOOD |
| Bug attachments allow own flags (allow_view_own_attachments, allow_download_own_attachments, allow_delete_own_attachments) | GOOD |
| check mail configuration: send_reset_password = ON requires allow_blank_email = OFF | GOOD |
| check mail configuration: send_reset_password = ON requires enable_email_notification = ON | GOOD |
| check mail configuration: allow_signup = ON requires enable_email_notification = ON | GOOD |
| check mail configuration: allow_signup = ON requires send_reset_password = ON | GOOD |
| check language configuration: fallback_language is not 'auto' | GOOD |
| $g_bug_link_tag is not empty ("#") | GOOD |
| $g_bugnote_link_tag is not empty ("~") | GOOD |
| filters: dhtml_filters = ON requires use_javascript = ON | GOOD |
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File Uploads File uploads are ENABLED. File uploads will be stored in the DATABASE. The following size settings are in effect. Maximum upload size will be whichever of these is SMALLEST. PHP variable 'upload_max_filesize': 2000000 bytes There may also be settings in your web server and database that prevent you from uploading files or limit the maximum file size. See the documentation for those packages if you need more information. Your current settings will most likely need adjustments to the PHP max_execution_time or memory_limit settings, the MySQL max_allowed_packet setting, or equivalent. |
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Testing Email
You can test the mail() function with this form. Just check the recipient and click submit. If the page takes a very long time to reappear or results in an error then you will need to investigate your php/mail server settings. Note that errors can also appear in the server error log. More help can be found at the PHP website. |
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Which types of Crypt() does your installation support:
Standard DES:
Yes |