Help with Open eShop, please.

[sudomanx]

Hi y'all,

I'm currently evaluating the Open eShop software for use in an upcoming project. It appears to handle all of the project requirements without needing any customization. I installed it through Softaculous on my free X10 hosting account.

I am receiving several errors from the software. Does anybody here have any experience with getting this script working properly? I would appreciate any hints on this one.

Thanks!

 

[jensen]

What error messages did you receive?

 

[sudomanx]

I get the following errors:

• Call to undefined function geoip_country_code_by_addr()
• <?php defined('SYSPATH') OR die('No direct script access.'); ?>

The first one causes error pages throughout (trying to create a new user account, trying to print order receipts, etc.), and referred me to the system log which listed the second the error.

 

[caftpx10]

Make sure the 'geoip' module is enabled in 'PHP Selector' on cPanel.

 

[sudomanx]

geoip is enabled in cpanel.
Full Open eShop Hosting requirements:

• MySQL 5+
• Apache 2+
• PHP 5.5+ or higher
• Short Tags
• mod_rewrite
• GD support
• mcrypt
• Gettext
• Curl

 

[jensen]

http://market.open-eshop.com/faq/how-to-install.html

Am trying to download the eShop 2.0.1 and install by manually. Will let you know the outcome.

Note: Have used OpenCart without problems here.

 

[sudomanx]

Hmmm... I was looking through the eShop settings and found one for "GeoIP" labeled "geoip.custom_directory" with "no value" as a setting for both local and global settings. Should this be set to a specific directory on the server? If so, which one?

 

[sudomanx]

I finally got this thing to work.

I reset my PHP settings by clicking "Use default" - counter-intuitively this disabled geoip, among other things, and things started working correctly.

I don't remember why I had changed the settings before (the fact that everything else still works means it might have been an older script), but I'll leave it at defaults until otherwise needed.

Issue resolved.