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10:23 pm
I get the following error: Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in C:xamppxampphtdocssitename_folderwp-contentpluginsxcloner-backup-and-restorecloner.config.php on line 3
I am using Windows 7, WordPress 3.1.2. and a fresh install of XCloner. I had a site which was on a server and was going to test XCloner by making a local site clone on XAMMP.
Also, here is a screenshot of my initial welcome screen errors within XCloner: http://screencast.co.....t/B0VgB7kb
I tried looking for posts on XAMMP and also in the manual, but did not see anything.
jw
5:38 am
September 26, 2010
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Looks to be a php parsing error, could you attach here a copy after the wp-content\plugins\xcloner-backup-and-restore\cloner.config.php file to see the exact content you have there, what php version are you running on your server?
Ovidiu
12:39 pm
Thanks Ovidiu. I just noticed a new version of XAMMP (which includes PHP 5.3.5), below are the details of what I am using currently.
Here is the cloner.config details:
<?php
$_CONFIG['license_code']="";
$_CONFIG['backup_path']="./";
$_CONFIG['clonerPath']="./";
$_CONFIG['mysql_host']="localhost";
$_CONFIG['mysql_user']="root";
$_CONFIG['mysql_pass']="";
$_CONFIG['mysql_database']="";
$_CONFIG['select_folders']="";
$_CONFIG['select_lang']="english";
$_CONFIG['secure_ftp']="0";
$_CONFIG['backup_compress']="";
$_CONFIG['cron_logemail']="";
$_CONFIG['cron_exclude']="";
$_CONFIG['cron_send']="0";
$_CONFIG['cron_btype']="0";
$_CONFIG['cron_bname']="";
$_CONFIG['cron_ip']="";
$_CONFIG['cron_ftp_server']="";
$_CONFIG['cron_ftp_user']="";
$_CONFIG['cron_ftp_pass']="";
$_CONFIG['cron_ftp_path']="";
$_CONFIG['cron_ftp_delb']="";
$_CONFIG['databases_incl_list']="";
$_CONFIG['cron_sql_drop']="";
$_CONFIG['cron_email_address']="";
$_CONFIG['cron_file_delete']="";
$_CONFIG['cron_file_delete_act']="";
$_CONFIG['mem']="";
$_CONFIG['backup_refresh']="1";
$_CONFIG['refresh_time']="1";
$_CONFIG['refresh_mode']="1";
$_CONFIG['backup_refresh_number']="100";
$_CONFIG['sql_mem']="";
$_CONFIG['enable_db_backup']="1";
$_CONFIG['zippath']="";
$_CONFIG['tarpath']="tar";
$_CONFIG['sqldump']="mysqldump –quote-names ";
$_CONFIG['system_dlink']="";
$_CONFIG['system_ftptransfer']="0";
$_CONFIG['system_mdatabases']="0";
$_CONFIG['recordsPerSession']= "10000";
$_CONFIG['excludeFilesSize'] = "-1";
$_CONFIG['splitBackupSize'] = "2048"; //MB
### Defaults
$script_dir = str_replace("","/",dirname(__FILE__));
$_CONFIG['jcuser'] = 'admin';
$_CONFIG['jcpass'] = md5('admin');
$_CONFIG['mem']="0";
$_CONFIG['archive_type']="0";
$_CONFIG['backup_refresh'] = "1";
$_CONFIG['backup_path'] = $script_dir;
$_CONFIG['clonerPath'] = $script_dir."/backups";
$_CONFIG['enable_db_backup'] = '0';
###Wordpress specific configuration
/*if(@include("../../../wp-config.php")){
$_CONFIG["enable_db_backup"] = 1;
$_CONFIG['mysql_host'] = DB_HOST;
$_CONFIG['mysql_user'] = DB_USER;
$_CONFIG['mysql_pass'] = DB_PASSWORD;
$_CONFIG['mysql_database'] = DB_NAME;
}*/
if(@file_exists("../../../wp-config.php")){
$content = file_get_contents("../../../wp-config.php");
$content = str_replace("require_once","#require_once", $content);
$content = str_replace(array("<?php","<?","?>"),array("","",""), $content);
eval($content);
$_CONFIG["enable_db_backup"] = 1;
$_CONFIG['mysql_host'] = DB_HOST;
$_CONFIG['mysql_user'] = DB_USER;
$_CONFIG['mysql_pass'] = DB_PASSWORD;
$_CONFIG['mysql_database'] = DB_NAME;
}
$script_dir = str_replace("wp-content/plugins/xcloner-backup-and-restore","", $script_dir);
$_CONFIG['backup_path'] = $script_dir;
$_CONFIG['clonerPath'] = realpath($script_dir."/administrator/backups");
$_CONFIG['clonerPath'] = str_replace("","/", $_CONFIG['clonerPath']);
$_CONFIG['mosConfig_live_site']=$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'];
?>
7:56 pm
September 26, 2010
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Ah, the issue seems to be related to the wp-config.php file parsing, you can simply go ahead and adjust the XCloner paths and mysql details manually, that should help, after you save the config, all the details should be ok.
Just before you do that, try and delete this code from the cloner.config.php file
if(@file_exists("../../../wp-config.php")){
$content = file_get_contents("../../../wp-config.php");
$content = str_replace("require_once","#require_once", $content);
$content = str_replace(array("<?php","<?","?>"),array("","",""), $content);
eval($content);
$_CONFIG["enable_db_backup"] = 1;
$_CONFIG['mysql_host'] = DB_HOST;
$_CONFIG['mysql_user'] = DB_USER;
$_CONFIG['mysql_pass'] = DB_PASSWORD;
$_CONFIG['mysql_database'] = DB_NAME;
}
Ovidiu
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