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The only other file I copied was config_inc.php, and the archive was extracted to a separate folder.

That seems to have done the trick! I renamed the file that was in my mantis directory, and re-copied the file from the install archive. The install page now loads correctly and doesn't report any issues.

Thanks a million!!

Darn internet gremlins ;)

I've added that to the config_defaults_inc.php file, and I get the following error:

Notice: Undefined variable: g_class_path in D:\xampp\htdocs\mantis\config_defaults_inc.php on line 172

A quick google didn't give me any hints as to what this g_class_path is, but from ...

When I used the line of code you provided, I got the following error:

Warning: require_once(D:\xampp\htdocs\mantis\xcore.php) [function.require-once]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in D:\xampp\htdocs\mantis\admin\install.php on line 31

Fatal error: require_once() [function ...

I got the following response from Mantis:
I took a look in that directory, and the file does exist. I also took a look in the file, to see if there was anything that stood out as being weird, but nothing as far as I can see.

Interesting...I tried what you suggested, and "MantisBT alive" appears when I put it on line 2, but not on line 38. I tried adding it in other spots before line 37, and the last place it seems to work is between lines 30 and 31.

define( 'PLUGINS_DISABLED', true );
die ("MantisBT alive");
@require ...

Tried that, but no change in behaviour. I was looking over that error again, and tried tracking down the file "MantisPlugin.class.php". I was able to find it in mantis\core\classes, but that path isn't explicitly mentioned in the Mantis config file. Not sure if that's relevant, but it seems a bit ...

Here's a copy of my config_inc.php. I've removed the email addresses, and changed the IPs, only because this is a public forum. Also, I changed the extension to allow it to be uploaded.

I've checked the access and error logs, and neither indicates an error. The access log shows the page accesses, but with an HTTP code of 200.

As an experiment, I tried accessing the root directory, which normally redirects me to the login page, and got the following error:

APPLICATION WARNING ...

I'm using PHP 5.2.9, as part of an XAMPP install (1.7.1)

Thanks for the pointer, and sorry for the newb question.

I've followed the instructions included with 1.2.8, but when I run install.php, all I get is a blank page. I've looked at the forum posts that refer to blank pages, but I don't think they really apply to me. Any ideas?

I'm running in to some issues with integrating Mantis with TestRail, and I suspect it may be due to the relatively old version of Mantis I'm running (1.1.8). I have a test VM set up, and would like to update it to 1.2.8, but I haven't been able to find any sort of upgrade instructions (the Admin ...

Hmm, looks like there are a few Virtual Appliances with Mantis pre-installed. Excellent, thanks!!

Just wondering, has anyone tried running the current version of Mantis in an ESX VM (Windows or Linux)? If so, any advice/caveats?

I'd like to try a few things, and a VM gives me the flexibility to revert if I mess something up.

Hi all,

I'm working on a dashboard for my company's testing efforts (we use excel sheets to track test cases), and I'd like to incorporate bug data from Mantis. We're currently using version 1.1.8, and what I'd like to do is use the data from the RSS feed to get the number of bugs that are open (ie ...