By arcticflea on
Hi
I'm having problems with the flexinode module that I have installed.
I'm getting an error back from the server:
warning: main(getid3/getid3.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/public_html/site/modules/flexinode/contrib/field_mp3.inc on line 3.
Fatal error: main(): Failed opening required 'getid3/getid3.php' (include_path='.:/usr/share/php') in /home/public_html/site/modules/flexinode/contrib/field_mp3.inc on line 3
is this a url I need to update, or is it to do with my host not allowing access to folders above site level?
ta
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Oh look... a readme file!
Good grief. Sorry people, I really should make sure I read readme files BEFORE I post a question on the forums.
I am chastising myself with birch twigs.
Problem solved.
Spare yourself the birch twigs
The more often these things get documented the better :-)
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field_mp3.inc is the culprit
If you intend to use the mp3 field type you need to get the external package to read ID3 tags from Sourceforge as detailed in the README.mp3.txt file. If you don't intend to use the mp3 field type and have a recent version of the flexinode module from CVS, you shouldn't run into this problem as long as you don't create any fields of the MP3 type. If the problem persists, delete the field_mp3.inc file and replace it (if you intend to use it) with the latest from CVS. It is a contributed extension of the flexinode.module and not part of the module itself.
- Robert Douglass
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Remove (or move it out of the
Remove (or move it out of the Drupal installation directory) the
field_mp3.incfile. It needs getid3, which isn't present on your server as it seems.Of course, you lose the possibility to handle MP3s with flexinode by doing this...
HTH, Uwe.
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