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SVN Releases => SVN Discussion => Topic started by: Slug on July 13, 2006, 11:31:24 AM

Title: SERVICE CURRENTLY NOT AVAILABLE Error No. 1f4)
Post by: Slug on July 13, 2006, 11:31:24 AM

Hi All

I thought after pretty much lurking for about 9 months to finally install RC. After following the wiki, I get this error

SERVICE CURRENTLY NOT AVAILABLE!  Error No. 1f4)

Also this is from the roundcube log

DB Error: DB Error: extension not found in C:\mjbcontrols\roundcubemail\program\include\rcube_db.inc on line 105


I would be happy if someone can help.

Thanks
Michael

Title: Re: SERVICE CURRENTLY NOT AVAILABLE Error No. 1f4)
Post by: yllar on July 13, 2006, 03:52:37 PM

probably your php has no mysql support enabled. make file with

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<? phpInfo(); ?> in it and rename it to .php and then check the output for "mysql"

Title: Re: SERVICE CURRENTLY NOT AVAILABLE Error No. 1f4)
Post by: Slug on July 14, 2006, 12:07:33 AM

Thanks for your reply.

Looks like you were right, I can't see any referance to MYSQL in the output.

How do I get this enabled ?

Regards
Michael

Edit: Is there any changes to the PHP.ini file that needs to be made to get roundcube to work ?

Edit again, I have now got MYSQL ext to work,


and roundcube is still showing the same error ???? any ideas ???

Thanks
Michael

Title: Re: SERVICE CURRENTLY NOT AVAILABLE Error No. 1f4)
Post by: yllar on July 14, 2006, 03:49:09 AM

check your db.inc.php for typos and logs for errors

Title: Re: SERVICE CURRENTLY NOT AVAILABLE Error No. 1f4)
Post by: Slug on July 14, 2006, 05:29:35 AM

Ok the error I now get in the RC log is

DB Error: DB Error: connect failed in C:\mjbcontrols\roundcubemail\program\include\rcube_db.inc on line 105

Does anything in PHP.ini need to be changed eg is there a list somewhere on what needs changing ?

Thanks for your time
Michael

Title: Re: SERVICE CURRENTLY NOT AVAILABLE Error No. 1f4)
Post by: Slug on July 14, 2006, 05:53:32 AM

Ok IT WORKS !!!!!!!!!!! :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D

The last fault was a spelling mistake, (after changing everything 50 times) the original error was the missing mysql extention.

Thanks
Michael