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Bin/gpm update error message
· 11 years ago
Might be something related to the GD library, it might be missing JPEG or PNG support.
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Bin/gpm update error message
· 11 years ago
MAMP version of grav-skeleton-blog-site is missing the images. I can see them when looking at the files, but they don't display. I've reinstalled the files and still no images. The same files work fin
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Bin/gpm update error message
· 11 years ago
Thanks. I'll work with my host provider more -- if you have any specifics on what was bad in the PHP build it would help. I've tried every version they have available. I also have tried MAMP on my Ma
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Bin/gpm update error message
· 11 years ago
I have gone through this same error with 2 other people since our initial communication. Each one turned out to be a bad PHP build. After one user went with the system PHP, things worked fine. The
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Bin/gpm update error message
· 11 years ago
Here is a more complete listing of the grav.log -- the earlier one got truncated. [2015-07-11 12:10:02] grav.CRITICAL: syntax error, unexpected T_USE, expecting T_FUNCTION - Trace: #0 /home/ztechzon/p
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Bin/gpm update error message
· 11 years ago
Sorry to take so long in getting back, but have been distracted by some deadlines. Here is what the logs/grav.log file shows: 2015-07-11 12:10:02] grav.CRITICAL: syntax error, unexpected T_USE, expect
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Bin/gpm update error message
· 11 years ago
Can you check in your logs/grav.log file and see if there is a more detailed error? Specifically would love to know the filename and line number that is causing the error. Then that would help ident
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Bin/gpm update error message
· 11 years ago
Checked all the PHP requirements and they are all enabled. As far as I know the gpm is working, but just giving the Undefined offset: 1 error message. Puzzling. I appreciate all your suggestions!
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Bin/gpm update error message
· 11 years ago
Hmm.. Do you have all the PHP requirements ? You can probably determine what PHP has loaded by typing: $ php -i | grep gd $ php -i | grep curl ...etc...
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Bin/gpm update error message
· 11 years ago
After trying several things (including adding the path to PHP in front of the command) I ended up adding an alias in my .bashrc file and a path command in my .bash_profile file. alias: alias php='/opt