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Class "CIDRAM\CIDRAM\FrontEnd" not found #569
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Just to clarify, which major version of CIDRAM (e.g., v1, v2, v3) are you currently using? |
I guess it's 2.15.0-8. There weren't options on the download page. I just grabbed the tarball assuming it's the current stable release.
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Just to clarify, which major version of CIDRAM (e.g., v1, v2, v3) are you currently using?
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It seems the tarball and zip links were pointing to the wrong major version branch. I hadn't realised that. Sorry for the trouble and thanks for pointing out the problem. I've fixed the links, so it should now be pointing to the correct major version (the current latest major version, v3). :-) |
Closing the issue for now as fixed. If there are any problems, let me know, and I can help to work through them with you if needed, and good luck. :-) |
OK, I can get an Access Denied message if I try to run the frontend from the command line. When run via the webserver, all I get is ...
Any idea on why this is not finding the class? I did enable the front-end in the config.ini, and turned on a bunch of logs, but I'm not getting any log messages except for the nginx error above. Spent 3 hours on this on not getting anywhere.
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