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I wasn't sure if this should go in the Mail MIME issue queue or the Include issue queue. I put it here, but feel free to re-assign if I was wrong.
According to the Mail MIME project page, installing the Include module will automatically download all required PEAR components. However, when I enable Include, and then enable Mail MIME I get the following error
I'm running the Acquia Dev Desktop on my local machine (MacBook Air) and the following module versions Mail MIME 7.x-2.16 and Include 7.x-1.8
Any suggestions?
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Comments
Comment #1
pillarsdotnet CreditAttribution: pillarsdotnet commentedDuplicate of #1417646: Cannot download Mail_Mime from SVN repo via Include module which I am fixing now.
Comment #2
pillarsdotnet CreditAttribution: pillarsdotnet commentedFixed in 6.x-2.17 / 7.x-2.17 / 8.x-2.17 releases.
Comment #3
bjlewis2 CreditAttribution: bjlewis2 commentedSorry for the duplicate :(
Thanks for the fix! :)
Comment #4
jday CreditAttribution: jday commentedusing 7.x-2.17
installed the include module
ran the pear install script
still get the error above
Comment #5
Triumphent CreditAttribution: Triumphent commentedSame here, :(
Comment #6
jday CreditAttribution: jday commentedI edited the php.ini file to use:
include_path = ".:/usr/lib/pear"
then when trying to enable the mail mime module, I got a WSOD.
Commented out the line to get my site back. The last line of the previous error states: "If your hosting provider has disabled the set_include_path directive, the files must be manually installed." Is there documentation on how to manually install whatever needs to be installed or how to check if that directive is disabled?
Comment #7
pillarsdotnet CreditAttribution: pillarsdotnet commentedThat might work.
Did you check your Apache and/or PHP error log? Usually a WSOD means there was a syntax error.
Yes, but not here.
Comment #8
jday CreditAttribution: jday commentederror.log
[error] Invalid method in request \x80\x82\x01\x03\x01
[error] File does not exist: /htdocs
Comment #9
pillarsdotnet CreditAttribution: pillarsdotnet commentedGoogle is your friend:
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=317460#12
http://objectmix.com/apache/657004-invalid-method-request-%5Cx80l%5Cx01%5Cx03.html
http://board.issociate.de/thread/44751/Invalid_method_in_request_%5Cx80%5Cx80%5Cx01%5Cx03%5Cx01.html
Comment #10
jday CreditAttribution: jday commentedwhat about that first line of the error: Error downloading (https://raw.github.com/pear/Mail_Mime/master/Mail/mimeDecode.php): Not Found
is there a new url for that file?
Comment #11
Triumphent CreditAttribution: Triumphent commentedIs it possible to get a decent explanation how to install Mail_Mime without getting sidetracked?
Thank you.
Comment #12
Triumphent CreditAttribution: Triumphent commentedNo wonder it's not working in version 2.17.
First the path has changed and there is a typo in the name of the file:
It's not Mail/mimeDecode.php but Mail_mimeDecode.php. The slash should be an underscore..!
Error downloading (https://raw.github.com/pear/Mail_Mime/master/Mail/mimeDecode.php): Not Found
Comment #13
Carlitus CreditAttribution: Carlitus commentedthe same as #10
#12 renaming the url doesn't work. It seems that in github there aren't the mimeDecode.php
https://github.com/pear/Mail_Mime
Comment #14
star-szrIf you're following this issue, see #1417646: Cannot download Mail_Mime from SVN repo via Include module for a patch against 7.x-2.17.