PHP Timezone Fail

[Combusted]

Hi all,

I'm trying to setup a 1.8.2 Zabbix server on Ubuntu Server 10.04.

I've got as far as the installation webGUI so far, but it's failing on

PHP Timezone.


I've edited the .ini to make it

;date.timezone = Europe/London

Which appears to be correct?

I've already checked the following page to make sure it's the correct spacing/capitalization;

http://us3.php.net/manual/en/timezones.europe.php

and I've looked at this thread;

http://www.zabbix.com/forum/showthread.php?p=44872

Where they mentioned changing setup.inc.php
However they are using 1.6, and it seems the

empty($tmezone),

Is not in my setup.inc.php file, however I found a requirements.php file where empty($tmezone), was, but it already had a comma in like they suggested...

Any ideas?...

I've spent days on this so far... haha...

[nelsonab]

I've edited the .ini to make it

;date.timezone = Europe/London

Which appears to be correct?

If that's the only data.timezone statement in your file, it's commented out. In the php.ini files a semi-colon at the start of a line denotes a comment.

[Combusted]

Really?

God... that's awful of me...

Thanks very much!! I'll try it out.

Also, as for the

PHP Database Support - Fail,

Is there any common resolution for this?


The strange thing being this said OK before I changed the values from 60 to 300 of the others...

[nelsonab]

Sounds like you may be missing some libraries. Perhaps the equivalant of php-<db of choice> (example: php-mysql) has not been installed. Often you need to install a few extra rpms on CentOS like php-gd, php-bc, php-mysql and so forth. Has a search of the forums not yielded any answers suitable for your situation?

[Combusted]

Hi, just thought I'd say this has now been resolved.

I had to remove the semi-colon in front of the line.

And for the PHP Database support, I had to apt-get install php5-mysql

Thanks for the help!