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Setting Up PHP & SQLite with a "Command Script"?

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The documentation has this line of code:

user_db=${user_www}/${filename}-db.sqlite3

Is the filename variable defined? Does the database exist in that location?

MPelletier 2010-08-24 04:18:18

Database doesn't have to exist, sqlite tries to make it for you. But you do need to have the rights to do so. Also, try a absolute path to the database file.

Leon 2010-08-24 07:14:04

Well, the database does have to exist if you're trying to run a query other than create against it.

MPelletier 2010-08-24 12:47:42

To be honest I never fully understood what the big chunk of code in the first part of the documentation/tutorial was telling me to do. I just uncommented the httpd.conf file manually.To answer your question there is no database on my machine yet. When I give $user_db a path in the php file I still get the same error.

hexmex 2010-08-24 18:14:33

Make sure the path is valid (directory exists, at least), and read the instructions carefully. It really looks like a good guide.

MPelletier 2010-08-24 18:38:35

Thanks for your help. After reading more closely I think I don't know enough about scripting on the mac to get this thing to run.

hexmex 2010-08-25 02:45:39

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