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  • Linux Test Server Challenges

    I am testing the linux version of V7. I am using the Free version before upgrading to the Enterprise V7 Linux version.

    Server:
    Centos 6.6 64bit

    The installation is completed. I am able to bring up the web configure page and make changes to the default.zcfg file.

    I click on start indexing.....nothing happens.

    I have ran ZoomEngine64 -ldd at the command line and get the following:

    Wrensoft Zoom Search Engine [Core Engine]
    Core engine IPC ready.

    Suggestions for next steps to troubleshoot the issue?

    thank you.

  • #2
    Is SELinux enabled on the system?

    If so it is likely blocking the zoom engine launch from the PHP page (specifically there are issues around opening a shared memory block required). So far we have been unable to find a solution or work around to this (see the readme.txt for some suggestions) other than disabling SELinux or running the indexer manually or as a scheduled cron job.

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    • #3
      Upon investigating the error_log, I have come to the same determination, based on the following lines:

      [04-Mar-2015 12:43:53 America/Chicago] PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function shmop_open() in /home/......./public_html/zoom/send_zoom_command.php on line 11
      My php does not have shmop enabled based on phpinfo(). I was going to try enabling it and recompiling php to see if that solves the issue.

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      • #4
        I recompiled php with the --enable-shmop and it is now indexing. Will check back in once completed.

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        • #5
          Thanks for the update, we've changed the system requirements and updated the FAQ to specifically mention that PHP shared memory support is required.

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          • #6
            I found one error that needs to be fixed. Using V7 Build 1005. There are extra lines at the end of the config_file.php. This was causing a "Warning: Cannot modify header information" error after every configuration save.

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