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It would be really handy if we could automagically move a ticket over to drupal.org when we put it in the civicspacelabs.org queue.

It would be very handy if you could set the date/time fields to be option, meaning that unless you change something the date/time field will record nothing rather then some random date/time that might not have any meaning.

Running version 0.8.2. Clean Install, upgrading an 0.8.1.3 database. After the import script ran, I noticed I had 79 contacts from my old Drupal User database. The script probably should have noticed that Contact_Manager was installed. If it did that, it could have offered to import additional information (address, phone, name) into CiviCRM. -rich

Version 0.8.2, release version of dec. 1. FYI, I have a clean 0.8.2 install with my old 0.8.1.3 database. When I click to run the upgrade script I get the message: Warning: session_start(): Cannot send session cache limiter - headers already sent (output started at /home/.jamocha/odb/sandbox.oc-tech.org/database/updates.inc:10163) in /home/.jamocha/odb/sandbox.oc-tech.org/includes/session.inc on line 10 warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/.jamocha/odb/sandbox.oc-tech.org/database/updates.inc:10163) in /home/.jamocha/odb/sandbox.oc-tech.org/includes/common.inc on line 99.

Problem in Update.php with the text: If you are upgrading to or through CivicSpace 0.8.2 you will need to satisfy the following conditions before being able to upgrade: You will need to make sure you are using MySQL 4.0 or later. You will need to make sure that the file sites/default/civicrm.php is writable. You will need to make sure that the directory files/ is readable and writable. You will need to make sure that the directory files/civicrm is readable and writable. You will need to make sure that the directory files/civicrm/upload is readable and writable. You will need to make sure that the directory files/civicrm/templates_c is readable and writable.

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When attempting to install CivicSpace using the PHP-based installer, I get the following errors: Whoops! The files/ directory is not readable and writeable. Whoops! The files/civicrm directory is not readable and writeable. Whoops! The files/civicrm/templates_c directory is not readable and writeable. Whoops! The files/civicrm/upload directory is not readable and writeable. I have Apache 1.3.34 and PHP 4.4.1 on Windows Server 2003. I will be using MySQL 4.1.15 with this install. The permissions for the noted directories are Everyone = Modify (everything except "Full Control").

Hi, here is a patch that adds audio, video, playlist, and front_page to the modules/ folder. It also adds the necessary tables to the civicspace.sql file. Please test/verify that they work and that the tables are created. One issue with these modules is that they are all less than 6 months old, so any help with testing is appreciated.

I had a database called civicspace-svn, but it wasn't able to parse it.

I'm on DreamHost web hosting which disallows certain system calls for security reasons, including exec(). At the final screen of the installer with the "Configure site..." button, I get: Warning: exec() has been disabled for security reasons in install.php on line 1474 The offending line: $status = exec("which mysql", $result); The installation seemed to go fine after that regardless, as the code will default to /usr/bin if the exec call fails. You could maybe put in something like: $disabled = strstr(ini_get('disable_functions'), 'exec'));

Installer should include a check to make sure that register_globals is not enabled on the server as this will cause the installer to fail ("Whoops, it loks lke you have already installed CivicSpace").

The settings file included with 8.2 RC6 for civicrm is from the 1.1 version of civicrm. There are several new settings for civicrm 1.2 that need to be included in the file otherwise numerous problems will occur. Get the settings file from the civicrm 1.2 release at: http://downloads.openngo.org/civicrm/

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