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Old 01-24-2009, 12:12 AM
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Default problem with phpbb2 install

I am running phpbb2 and I am having some issues. I realize I am on older softerware, but right now I am not ready to upgrade. We want to try out 123flaschat to see if its what we want.

With that said, I support for phpbb2 is hard to find.

I am having trouble with the PATH settings of 123flashchat.php

Here is the only section of 123flashchat.php that I edited:
Code:
$chat_client_root_path = "/usr/local/123flashchat/client/";
$swf_file_name = "123flashchat.swf";
$skin_name = "default";
$language = "en";
The weblog error file is reporting this:
Code:
File does not exist: /var/www/html/txmotocross/usr, referer: http://www.txmotocross.com/forums/123flashchat.php
I tried creating a symbolic link to this file, but it seems that just delays yet another error. Since I had some trouble finding specific instructions for my version of phpbb, I thought maybe I did something wrong?

Can I just move the /usr/local/123flashchat/client/ directory over to the webserver area? Is there anything else I need to move?

I wanted to ask before I started just randomly moving files and what not.

(the chat server starts fine BTW)

Thanks
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Old 01-24-2009, 03:17 AM
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I stumbled onto the "How to setup the server" section and yes, its says move the client folder over to the webserver. So I did this.

However now I am getting the following error in the weblog:

Code:
File does not exist: /var/www/html/txmotocross/forums/client/client.xml, 
referer: http://www.txmotocross.com/forums/client/lib_123flashchat.swf
The only place I see a client.xml is here:


/usr/local/123flashchat/server/etc/groups/default/client.xml

I copied it over to the /forums/client/ folder without any luck.

The Connection window just sits there forever waiting to connect. I'll keep trying different things and reading more help files, if I don't update this thread, this means I am still stuck.

Help!
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Old 01-28-2009, 07:42 PM
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Still having this problem. I can't find any details on where files should be located, and/or which files to edit to look in the right location?

Anyone have a suggestion for me?
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Old 02-02-2009, 03:28 AM
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Old 02-04-2009, 02:56 PM
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Quick recap of where I am at. (chat is still no worky)

1. I installed the chat server stuff and followed the guide from this page:
A quickstart to add 123 Flash Chat room to your webpage

2. I then copied the client side in 123flashchat installed directory to
/var/www/html/txmotocross/forums/client

3. My 123flashchat.php modified section looks like this:

/********* please modify your parameters ---- begin ****************/

$chat_client_root_path = "http://www.txmotocross.com/forums/client/";
$swf_file_name = "123flashchat.swf";
$skin_name = "default";
$language = "en";

/********* please modify your parameters ---- end ****************/


And when clicking on the chat link on the website, the javawindow starts to load but never connects to the chat server. This is what my web error log is telling me:

[Mon Feb 02 13:17:00 2009] [error] [client 1.2.3.4] File does not exist: /var/www/html/txmotocross/forums/client/client.xml, referer: http://www.txmotocross.com/forums/cl...3flashchat.swf

What else can I try?


(I'll update this thread if I get it working with the solution so others possibly having hte same problem can use this for help)

Last edited by txmotocross; 02-04-2009 at 03:00 PM.
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Old 05-08-2009, 09:15 AM
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123FlashChat has released the new version 7.1,please try it and it is more stable.
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