Error encountered when accessing Admin-Studio

[jinchuriki]

Hi guys,

I've just upgraded to the latest version of sugarcrm 5.2.0e. I encounter this error:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ',' in /home/hostaman/public_html/crm/modules/Meetings/metadata/subpanels/php.ini on line 70

while trying to access admin->studio so that i can create some custom fields.

Has anyone encounter this before?

Thanks.

[Angel]

That's a weird one.

Does that php.ini file actually exist in that directory?

[jinchuriki]

Hi Angel,

First of all, thanks for offering your help

I quickly checked at the folder and the file does exist. I looked at the file permission, and it is 600. I set it to 644 but the problem remains the same.

[Angel]

That file shouldn't exist there. It is your PHP configuration file and not part of the Sugar program files.

Try renaming it to something like php.ini.bak and then try to duplicate the problem.

[mwmarczak]

Hi Angel

I am having the same problem while trying to access admin->studio

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ',' in /home/hostaman/public_html/crm/modules/Meetings/metadata/subpanels/php.ini on line 70
tried renaming the php.ini file to php.ini.bak but it has not resolved it.

What else could cause the problem?

Many thanks in advance for any help.

M

[andopes]

Hi Angel

I am having the same problem while trying to access admin->studio

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ',' in /home/hostaman/public_html/crm/modules/Meetings/metadata/subpanels/php.ini on line 70
tried renaming the php.ini file to php.ini.bak but it has not resolved it.

What else could cause the problem?

Many thanks in advance for any help.

M

Let us know the sugar, php, apache version.
How did you configure this sugar installation?

Cheers

[mwmarczak]

thanks a lot

PHP 5.2.9
Apache/2.2.11

I have just upgraded to Version 5.2.0f, I thought it would help but it still has not.


the error is.
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ',' in /home/marcinma/public_html/sugar/modules/Documents/metadata/subpanels/php.ini.bak on line 70

many thanks for any help

Marcin

[andopes]

It is possible the php.ini location is not properly set on your server.
Create a simple script phpinfo.php:

 <?PHP
phpinfo();
?>  

And save it into your htdocs folder.
Run this script using your browser: http://yoursite/phpinfo.php

Let us know the generated html.

Best regards