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+ ]]>'+request.responseText+'').show(); + if (ErrorFn) + { + ErrorFn(); + } + }); + $.post(GetAbsoluteUrlAppRoot()+'setup/ajax.dataloader.php', oMap, function(data) { $('#async_action').html(data); }); } + +function WizardUpdateButtons() +{ + if (CanMoveForward()) + { + $("#btn_next").removeAttr("disabled"); + } + else + { + $("#btn_next").attr("disabled", "disabled"); + } + + if (CanMoveBackward()) + { + $("#btn_back").removeAttr("disabled"); + } + else + { + $("#btn_back").attr("disabled", "disabled"); + } +} + +function ExecuteStep(sStep) +{ + var oParams = { installer_step: sStep, installer_config: $('#installer_parameters').val() }; + WizardAsyncAction('execute_step', oParams, function() { + $('#wiz_form').data('installation_status', 'error'); + WizardUpdateButtons(); + } ); +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/setup/setuppage.class.inc.php b/setup/setuppage.class.inc.php index d7db91462..d1fbbd9b8 100644 --- a/setup/setuppage.class.inc.php +++ b/setup/setuppage.class.inc.php @@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ require_once(APPROOT."/application/nicewebpage.class.inc.php"); require_once(APPROOT."setup/modulediscovery.class.inc.php"); require_once(APPROOT."setup/runtimeenv.class.inc.php"); -define('INSTALL_LOG_FILE', APPROOT.'/setup.log'); +define('INSTALL_LOG_FILE', APPROOT.'/log/setup.log'); date_default_timezone_set('Europe/Paris'); class SetupPage extends NiceWebPage diff --git a/setup/setuputils.class.inc.php b/setup/setuputils.class.inc.php index 65515f236..def93fd71 100644 --- a/setup/setuputils.class.inc.php +++ b/setup/setuputils.class.inc.php @@ -28,11 +28,11 @@ class CheckResult const ERROR = 0; const WARNING = 1; const INFO = 2; - + public $iSeverity; public $sLabel; public $sDescription; - + public function __construct($iSeverity, $sLabel, $sDescription = '') { $this->iSeverity = $iSeverity; @@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ class SetupUtils const MYSQL_MIN_VERSION = '5.0.0'; const MIN_MEMORY_LIMIT = 33554432; // = 32*1024*1024 Beware: Computations are not allowed in defining constants const SUHOSIN_GET_MAX_VALUE_LENGTH = 2048; - + /** * Check the version of PHP, the needed PHP extension and a number * of configuration parameters (memory_limit, max_upload_file_size, etc...) @@ -66,18 +66,15 @@ class SetupUtils static function CheckPHPVersion() { $aResult = array(); - $aErrors = array(); - $aWarnings = array(); - $aOk = array(); - + SetupPage::log('Info - CheckPHPVersion'); if (version_compare(phpversion(), self::PHP_MIN_VERSION, '>=')) { - $aResult[] = new CheckResult(CheckResult::INFO, "The current PHP Version (".phpversion().") is greater than the minimum required version (".self::PHP_MIN_VERSION.")"); + $aResult[] = new CheckResult(CheckResult::INFO, "The current PHP Version (".phpversion().") is greater than the minimum version required to run ".ITOP_APPLICATION.", which is (".self::PHP_MIN_VERSION.")"); } else { - $aResult[] = new CheckResult(CheckResult::ERROR, "Error: The current PHP Version (".phpversion().") is lower than the minimum required version (".self::PHP_MIN_VERSION.")"); + $aResult[] = new CheckResult(CheckResult::ERROR, "Error: The current PHP Version (".phpversion().") is lower than the minimum version required to run ".ITOP_APPLICATION.", which is (".self::PHP_MIN_VERSION.")"); } $aMandatoryExtensions = array('mysqli', 'iconv', 'simplexml', 'soap', 'hash', 'json', 'session', 'pcre', 'dom'); $aOptionalExtensions = array('mcrypt' => 'Strong encryption will not be used.', @@ -140,15 +137,15 @@ class SetupUtils // Other included/scanned files if ($sFileList = php_ini_scanned_files()) { - if (strlen($sFileList) > 0) - { - $aFiles = explode(',', $sFileList); - - foreach ($aFiles as $sFile) - { - $sPhpIniFile .= ', '.trim($sFile); - } - } + if (strlen($sFileList) > 0) + { + $aFiles = explode(',', $sFileList); + + foreach ($aFiles as $sFile) + { + $sPhpIniFile .= ', '.trim($sFile); + } + } } SetupPage::log("Info - php.ini file(s): '$sPhpIniFile'"); } @@ -156,26 +153,26 @@ class SetupUtils { $sPhpIniFile = 'php.ini'; } - if (!ini_get('file_uploads')) - { + if (!ini_get('file_uploads')) + { $aResult[] = new CheckResult(CheckResult::ERROR, "Files upload is not allowed on this server (file_uploads = ".ini_get('file_uploads').")."); } - + $sUploadTmpDir = self::GetUploadTmpDir(); if (empty($sUploadTmpDir)) { - $sUploadTmpDir = '/tmp'; + $sUploadTmpDir = '/tmp'; $aResult[] = new CheckResult(CheckResult::WARNING, "Temporary directory for files upload is not defined (upload_tmp_dir), assuming that $sUploadTmpDir is used."); } // check that the upload directory is indeed writable from PHP - if (!empty($sUploadTmpDir)) - { - if (!file_exists($sUploadTmpDir)) - { + if (!empty($sUploadTmpDir)) + { + if (!file_exists($sUploadTmpDir)) + { $aResult[] = new CheckResult(CheckResult::ERROR, "Temporary directory for files upload ($sUploadTmpDir) does not exist or cannot be read by PHP."); } - else if (!is_writable($sUploadTmpDir)) - { + else if (!is_writable($sUploadTmpDir)) + { $aResult[] = new CheckResult(CheckResult::ERROR, "Temporary directory for files upload ($sUploadTmpDir) is not writable."); } else @@ -183,49 +180,49 @@ class SetupUtils SetupPage::log("Info - Temporary directory for files upload ($sUploadTmpDir) is writable."); } } - - - if (!ini_get('upload_max_filesize')) - { + + + if (!ini_get('upload_max_filesize')) + { $aResult[] = new CheckResult(CheckResult::ERROR, "File upload is not allowed on this server (upload_max_filesize = ".ini_get('upload_max_filesize').")."); - } - + } + $iMaxFileUploads = ini_get('max_file_uploads'); - if (!empty($iMaxFileUploads) && ($iMaxFileUploads < 1)) - { + if (!empty($iMaxFileUploads) && ($iMaxFileUploads < 1)) + { $aResult[] = new CheckResult(CheckResult::ERROR, "File upload is not allowed on this server (max_file_uploads = ".ini_get('max_file_uploads').")."); } - + $iMaxUploadSize = utils::ConvertToBytes(ini_get('upload_max_filesize')); $iMaxPostSize = utils::ConvertToBytes(ini_get('post_max_size')); - + if ($iMaxPostSize <= $iMaxUploadSize) { - $aResult[] = new CheckResult(CheckResult::WARNING, "post_max_size (".ini_get('post_max_size').") must be bigger than upload_max_filesize (".ini_get('upload_max_filesize')."). You may want to check the PHP configuration file(s): '$sPhpIniFile'. Be aware that this setting can also be overridden in the apache configuration."); + $aResult[] = new CheckResult(CheckResult::WARNING, "post_max_size (".ini_get('post_max_size').") in php.ini should be bigger than upload_max_filesize (".ini_get('upload_max_filesize').") otherwise you cannot upload files of the maximun size."); } - - + + SetupPage::log("Info - upload_max_filesize: ".ini_get('upload_max_filesize')); SetupPage::log("Info - post_max_size: ".ini_get('post_max_size')); SetupPage::log("Info - max_file_uploads: ".ini_get('max_file_uploads')); - + // Check some more ini settings here, needed for file upload if (function_exists('get_magic_quotes_gpc')) { - if (@get_magic_quotes_gpc()) - { - $aResult[] = new CheckResult(CheckResult::ERROR, "'magic_quotes_gpc' is set to On. Please turn it Off before continuing. You may want to check the PHP configuration file(s): '$sPhpIniFile'. Be aware that this setting can also be overridden in the apache configuration."); + if (@get_magic_quotes_gpc()) + { + $aResult[] = new CheckResult(CheckResult::ERROR, "'magic_quotes_gpc' is set to On. Please turn it Off in php.ini before continuing."); } } if (function_exists('magic_quotes_runtime')) { - if (@magic_quotes_runtime()) - { - $aResult[] = new CheckResult(CheckResult::ERROR, "'magic_quotes_runtime' is set to On. Please turn it Off before continuing. You may want to check the PHP configuration file(s): '$sPhpIniFile'. Be aware that this setting can also be overridden in the apache configuration."); + if (@magic_quotes_runtime()) + { + $aResult[] = new CheckResult(CheckResult::ERROR, "'magic_quotes_runtime' is set to On. Please turn it Off in php.ini before continuing."); } } - - + + $sMemoryLimit = trim(ini_get('memory_limit')); if (empty($sMemoryLimit)) { @@ -240,40 +237,58 @@ class SetupUtils // $iMemoryLimit = utils::ConvertToBytes($sMemoryLimit); if ($iMemoryLimit < self::MIN_MEMORY_LIMIT) - { + { $aResult[] = new CheckResult(CheckResult::ERROR, "memory_limit ($iMemoryLimit) is too small, the minimum value to run the application is ".self::MIN_MEMORY_LIMIT."."); } else { - SetupPage::log("Info - memory_limit is $iMemoryLimit, ok."); + SetupPage::log("Info - memory_limit is $iMemoryLimit, ok."); } } - + // Special case for APC if (extension_loaded('apc')) { $sAPCVersion = phpversion('apc'); - $aResult[] = new CheckResult(CheckResult::INFO, "APC detected (version $sAPCVersion). The APC cache will be used to speed-up the application."); + $aResult[] = new CheckResult(CheckResult::INFO, "APC detected (version $sAPCVersion). The APC cache will be used to speed-up ".ITOP_APPLICATION."."); } - + // Special case Suhosin extension if (extension_loaded('suhosin')) { $sSuhosinVersion = phpversion('suhosin'); $aOk[] = "Suhosin extension detected (version $sSuhosinVersion)."; - + $iGetMaxValueLength = ini_get('suhosin.get.max_value_length'); if ($iGetMaxValueLength < self::SUHOSIN_GET_MAX_VALUE_LENGTH) - { - $aResult[] = new CheckResult(CheckResult::INFO, "suhosin.get.max_value_length ($iGetMaxValueLength) is too small, the minimum value to run the application is ".self::SUHOSIN_GET_MAX_VALUE_LENGTH.". This value is set by the PHP configuration file(s): '$sPhpIniFile'. Be aware that this setting can also be overridden in the apache configuration."); + { + $aResult[] = new CheckResult(CheckResult::WARNING, "suhosin.get.max_value_length ($iGetMaxValueLength) is too small, the minimum value recommended to run the application is ".self::SUHOSIN_GET_MAX_VALUE_LENGTH."."); } else { - SetupPage::log("Info - suhosin.get.max_value_length = $iGetMaxValueLength, ok."); + SetupPage::log("Info - suhosin.get.max_value_length = $iGetMaxValueLength, ok."); } } - return $aResult; + if (function_exists('php_ini_loaded_file')) // PHP >= 5.2.4 + { + $sPhpIniFile = php_ini_loaded_file(); + // Other included/scanned files + if ($sFileList = php_ini_scanned_files()) + { + if (strlen($sFileList) > 0) + { + $aFiles = explode(',', $sFileList); + + foreach ($aFiles as $sFile) + { + $sPhpIniFile .= ', '.trim($sFile); + } + } + } + $aResult[] = new CheckResult(CheckResult::INFO, "Loaded php.ini files: $sPhpIniFile"); + } + return $aResult; } /** @@ -293,7 +308,7 @@ class SetupUtils $sMissingExtensionLink = "zip"; $aResult[] = new CheckResult(CheckResult::ERROR, "Missing PHP extension: zip", $sMissingExtensionLink); } - + // availability of exec() // $aDisabled = explode(', ', ini_get('disable_functions')); @@ -342,55 +357,55 @@ class SetupUtils // Example of query (DB without a suffix) //$sDBSize = "SELECT SUM(ROUND(DATA_LENGTH/1024/1024, 2)) AS size_mb FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.TABLES WHERE TABLE_SCHEMA = `$sDBName`"; - return $aResult; + return $aResult; } - + /** * Helper function to retrieve the system's temporary directory - * Emulates sys_get_temp_dir if neeed (PHP < 5.2.1) - * @return string Path to the system's temp directory + * Emulates sys_get_temp_dir if neeed (PHP < 5.2.1) + * @return string Path to the system's temp directory */ static function GetTmpDir() { - // try to figure out what is the temporary directory - // prior to PHP 5.2.1 the function sys_get_temp_dir - // did not exist - if ( !function_exists('sys_get_temp_dir')) - { - if( $temp=getenv('TMP') ) return realpath($temp); - if( $temp=getenv('TEMP') ) return realpath($temp); - if( $temp=getenv('TMPDIR') ) return realpath($temp); - $temp=tempnam(__FILE__,''); - if (file_exists($temp)) - { - unlink($temp); - return realpath(dirname($temp)); - } - return null; - } - else - { - return realpath(sys_get_temp_dir()); - } + // try to figure out what is the temporary directory + // prior to PHP 5.2.1 the function sys_get_temp_dir + // did not exist + if ( !function_exists('sys_get_temp_dir')) + { + if( $temp=getenv('TMP') ) return realpath($temp); + if( $temp=getenv('TEMP') ) return realpath($temp); + if( $temp=getenv('TMPDIR') ) return realpath($temp); + $temp=tempnam(__FILE__,''); + if (file_exists($temp)) + { + unlink($temp); + return realpath(dirname($temp)); + } + return null; + } + else + { + return realpath(sys_get_temp_dir()); + } } - + /** * Helper function to retrieve the directory where files are to be uploaded - * @return string Path to the temp directory used for uploading files + * @return string Path to the temp directory used for uploading files */ static function GetUploadTmpDir() { - $sPath = ini_get('upload_tmp_dir'); - if (empty($sPath)) - { - $sPath = self::GetTmpDir(); - } - return $sPath; + $sPath = ini_get('upload_tmp_dir'); + if (empty($sPath)) + { + $sPath = self::GetTmpDir(); + } + return $sPath; } /** * Helper to recursively remove a directory - */ + */ public static function rrmdir($dir) { if ((strlen(trim($dir)) == 0) || ($dir == '/') || ($dir == '\\')) @@ -403,7 +418,7 @@ class SetupUtils /** * Helper to recursively cleanup a directory - */ + */ public static function tidydir($dir) { if ((strlen(trim($dir)) == 0) || ($dir == '/') || ($dir == '\\')) @@ -427,7 +442,7 @@ class SetupUtils /** * Helper to build the full path of a new directory - */ + */ public static function builddir($dir) { $parent = dirname($dir); @@ -444,7 +459,7 @@ class SetupUtils /** * Helper to copy a directory to a target directory, skipping .SVN files (for developer's comfort!) * Returns true if successfull - */ + */ public static function copydir($sSource, $sDest) { if (is_dir($sSource)) @@ -463,7 +478,7 @@ class SetupUtils // Skip continue; } - + if (is_dir($sSource.'/'.$sFile)) { // Recurse @@ -486,4 +501,389 @@ class SetupUtils return false; } } + static function GetPreviousInstance($sDir) + { + $bFound = false; + $sSourceDir = ''; + $sSourceEnvironement = ''; + $sConfigFile = ''; + $aResult = array( + 'found' => false, + ); + + if (file_exists($sDir.'/config-itop.php')) + { + $sSourceDir = $sDir; + $sSourceEnvironment = ''; + $sConfigFile = $sDir.'/config-itop.php'; + $aResult['found'] = true; + } + else if (file_exists($sDir.'/conf/production/config-itop.php')) + { + $sSourceDir = $sDir; + $sSourceEnvironment = 'production'; + $sConfigFile = $sDir.'/conf/production/config-itop.php'; + $aResult['found'] = true; + } + + if ($aResult['found']) + { + $oPrevConf = new Config($sConfigFile); + $aResult = array( + 'found' => true, + 'source_dir' => $sSourceDir, + 'source_environment' => $sSourceEnvironment, + 'configuration_file' => $sConfigFile, + 'db_server' => $oPrevConf->GetDBHost(), + 'db_user' => $oPrevConf->GetDBUser(), + 'db_pwd' => $oPrevConf->GetDBPwd(), + 'db_name' => $oPrevConf->GetDBName(), + 'db_prefix' => $oPrevConf->GetDBSubname(), + ); + } + + return $aResult; + } + + static function CheckDiskSpace($sDir) + { + while(($f = @disk_free_space($sDir)) == false) + { + if ($sDir == dirname($sDir)) break; + if ($sDir == '.') break; + $sDir = dirname($sDir); + } + + return $f; + } + + static function HumanReadableSize($fBytes) + { + $aSizes = array('bytes', 'Kb', 'Mb', 'Gb', 'Tb', 'Pb', 'Hb'); + $index = 0; + while (($fBytes > 1000) && ($index < count($aSizes))) + { + $index++; + $fBytes = $fBytes / 1000; + } + + return sprintf('%.2f %s', $fBytes, $aSizes[$index]); + } + + static function DisplayDBParameters($oPage, $bAllowDBCreation, $sDBServer, $sDBUser, $sDBPwd, $sDBName, $sDBPrefix, $sNewDBName = '') + { + $oPage->add('
');
+ return false;
+ }
+ else
+ {
+ $("#v_"+sFieldId).html("");
+ return true;
+ }
+ }
+}
+EOF
+ );
+ $oPage->add_ready_script(
+<< Error: '.htmlentities(implode('', $aErrors), ENT_QUOTES, 'UTF-8').'\');'); + } + else if (count($aWarnings) > 0) + { + $oPage->add_ready_script('$("#wiz_form").data("db_connection", "");'); + $oPage->add_ready_script('$("#db_info").html(\'
Warning: '.htmlentities(implode('', $aWarnings), ENT_QUOTES, 'UTF-8').'\');'); + } + else + { + $oPage->add_ready_script('$("#wiz_form").data("db_connection", "");'); + $oPage->add_ready_script('$("#db_info").html(\'
Database server connection Ok.\');');
+ }
+
+ if ($checks['databases'] == null)
+ {
+ $sDBNameInput = '';
+ $oPage->add_ready_script('$("#table_info").html(\' Not enough rights to enumerate the databases\');');
+ }
+ else
+ {
+ $sDBNameInput = '';
+ }
+ $oPage->add_ready_script('$("#db_name_container").html("'.addslashes($sDBNameInput).'");');
+ $oPage->add_ready_script('$("#db_name").bind("click", function() { $("#existing_db").attr("checked", "checked"); WizardUpdateButtons(); });');
+ $oPage->add_ready_script('$("#db_name").bind("keyup change", function() { WizardUpdateButtons(); });');
+
+ }
+ $oPage->add_ready_script('WizardUpdateButtons();');
+ }
+
+ /**
+ * Helper function to get the available languages from the given directory
+ * @param $sDir Path to the dictionary
+ * @return an array of language code => description
+ */
+ static public function GetAvailableLanguages($sDir)
+ {
+ require_once(APPROOT.'/core/coreexception.class.inc.php');
+ require_once(APPROOT.'/core/dict.class.inc.php');
+
+ $aFiles = scandir($sDir);
+ foreach($aFiles as $sFile)
+ {
+ if ($sFile == '.' || $sFile == '..' || $sFile == '.svn')
+ {
+ // Skip
+ continue;
+ }
+
+ $sFilePath = $sDir.'/'.$sFile;
+ if (is_file($sFilePath) && preg_match('/^.+\.dict.*\.php$/i', $sFilePath, $aMatches))
+ {
+ require_once($sFilePath);
+ }
+ }
+
+ return Dict::GetLanguages();
+ }
+
+ static public function GetLanguageSelect($sSourceDir, $sInputName, $sDefaultLanguageCode)
+ {
+ $sHtml = '';
+
+ return $sHtml;
+ }
}
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/setup/wizardcontroller.class.inc.php b/setup/wizardcontroller.class.inc.php
index 45049f115..c6603b0f2 100644
--- a/setup/wizardcontroller.class.inc.php
+++ b/setup/wizardcontroller.class.inc.php
@@ -90,6 +90,18 @@ class WizardController
$this->aParameters[$sParamCode] = $value;
}
+ /**
+ * Stores the value of the page's parameter in a "persistent" parameter in the wizard's context
+ * @param string $sParamCode The code identifying this parameter
+ * @param mixed $defaultValue The default value for the parameter
+ * @param string $sSanitizationFilter A 'sanitization' fitler. Default is 'raw_data', which means no filtering
+ */
+ public function SaveParameter($sParamCode, $defaultValue, $sSanitizationFilter = 'raw_data')
+ {
+ $value = utils::ReadParam($sParamCode, $defaultValue, false, $sSanitizationFilter);
+ $this->aParameters[$sParamCode] = $value;
+ }
+
/**
* Starts the wizard by displaying it in its initial state
*/
@@ -153,7 +165,9 @@ class WizardController
{
$oPage = new SetupPage($oStep->GetTitle());
$oPage->add_linked_script('../setup/setup.js');
- $oPage->add('");
- $oPage->add('');
+ $oPage->add(''); // The div may become visible in case of error
+
+ // Hack to have the "Next >>" button, be the default button, since the first submit button in the form is the default one
+ $oPage->add_ready_script(
+<<![](\"../images/$sImage\")
");
+ $oPage->add($sTitle);
+ $oPage->add('