i am a newbie to cs-cart and eager to test this application.
A fresh install (v 2.0.14) on a webhost gives me…
Warning: set_time_limit() [function.set-time-limit]: Cannot set time limit due to system policy in
/customers/xxxxx/xxxxx/httpd.www/testshop3/install/core/install.php on line 27
Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at
/customers/xxxxx/xxxxx/httpd.www/testshop3/install/core/install.php:27) in /customers/xxxxx/xxxxx/httpd.www/testshop3/install/core/install.php on line 30
Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at
/customers/xxxxx/xxxxx/httpd.www/testshop3/install/core/install.php:27) in /customers/xxxxx/xxxxx/httpd.www/testshop3/install/core/install.php on line 31
Warning: session_start() [function.session-start]: Cannot send session cookie - headers already sent by (output started at
/customers/xxxxx/xxxxx/httpd.www/testshop3/install/core/install.php:27) in /customers/xxxxx/xxxxx/httpd.www/testshop3/install/core/install.php on line 33
Warning: session_start() [function.session-start]: Cannot send session cache limiter - headers already sent (output started at
/customers/xxxxx/xxxxx/httpd.www/testshop3/install/core/install.php:27) in /customers/xxxxx/xxxxx/httpd.www/testshop3/install/core/install.php on line 33
where xxxxx is webdomain.
I read some articles related to this problem and corrected permissions “777” for directories and done safe mode conf with php.ini at root dir… but no success.
I think what happens is it tries to allocate more run-time but policy does not allow it by throwing an error as text. However, after the error the script tries to set session by writing headers BUT the text was already sent out, headers can no longer be inserted.
My guess, if you will comment out set_time_limit then you will not see the other errors.
If you do not own your own server then it is the hosting provider that turns off that feature to make sure people do not up the set limits for the scripts.
You can only go through all code and comment out the set-time-limit function. Well, and then pray that the scripts will run within 30 secs…
If you do own your own server then check htaccess and apache conf file.
Thanks for your advices and php.ini file, but no use.
[COLOR=“Black”]I contacted host one.com and they said, they are not supporting cs-cart.[/COLOR]
So, i asked them to give me the details… see the chat below
[QUOTE]We are sorry but CS-Cart is not supported in our servers.
you: plz let me know more in detail about it
Aubrey: The ecommerce applications that will work in our servers are OScommerce and Prestashop.
you: this is nothing different from the others
you: do u have any exact point for not supporting
you: so that i can ask the community
Aubrey: Base on the information from our technician, the application is not supported due to some server requirements that will not work in our servers.
Aubrey: There are no specific server requirements mentioned.
you: it will be great if you could tell me in detail, so that i can contact cs-cart for help
Aubrey: Please send an email to support@one.com so that we could have our technicians check on the application and provide you the detailed information
it will be great if you could tell me in detail why cs-cart is not supported, so that i can contact cs-cart for help[/QUOTE]
So we will wait until their reply.
Anyways, is there any special requirement needed for hosting cs-cart ?
Shared hosting providers (those of lower quality ‘usually’) try to restrict users from this and using file_get_contents on urls and other… Basically they want to secure their servers and keep them balanced by forcing some settings that remove certain features.
For some reason the pics are loading much faster from the shared hosting…
I don’t think you have it configured correctly. JS files are not compressed and most pictures do not have expiration values set.
Once you fix that for shared, it might outperform the dedicated on light loads…[/quote]
Yes, I know that. It’s just a standard installation, so as it is. The one shared server might be not so full and I think the cache should be finished on the shared, because the semi-dedi installation has been done a few hours ago and the URL isn’t public. But anyways the shared is pretty fast… at the moment.