define("DB","sqlite:////tmp/ochibatest.sqlite");
Originally, ochibatest was saved as a .db, but I changed it to an sqlite file, it didn't work either times..

error:
Checking for database connection ... FAILED - please check connection settings (sqlite:////tmp/ochibatest.sqlite)

Is there a way I can add a filter or build a "sfw boards only" that they could switch to?

Perhaps some kind of cookie could store channel subscriptions and remember that when they choose "All Boards" it only shows the ones they have subscribed to? I dunno. lol.

I'm trying to edit the futallaby css and for the life of me, I can't figure out how to get it to float on the bottom of the screen instead of the top.

Can you help me out?

aloow ability to embed instead of image from sites like youtube and break

The ability to allow a file upload for any filetype with an icon representing certain files

see the kusabaX script for inspriation.

This version includes a few minor bug fixes

• this release now includes PEAR::DB and PEAR::HTML_Template_IT modules that are compatible with ochiba

• fix in zip file processing

• fix error condition when no tripcode is given

Please read the release notes at http://ochiba.x-maru.org/notes for details.

I've never had this issue before. What do I do?

I tried the fix you proposed here http://ochiba.x-maru.org/support/viewto … =6&p=2 but sadly it didn't work... any other ideas?

Secondly, for some reason or another, my imageboard at http://pinkweb.org/p won't show any picture preview... also, worrying :P

Lastly, and probably my greatest problem - I can't seem to be able to reply to any posts, no matter what I do, my replies get bunched in the respective sub-board. Also, I would like to get rid of the entire "category" interface in the post window - how would I do that?

It's really easy as pie, just add the following code to your page.php file:

        ///colour-code
        $path_to_color = array("/a" => "#abc",
                               "/b" => "#000",
                               "/c" => "#cab",
                               "/d" => "#fff"
                               );
        $path = parse_url($_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"], PHP_URL_PATH);
        //echo $path; //uncomment if the code fucks up
        if(isset($path_to_color[$path])){
            $tmpl->setVariable("COLOR", $path_to_color[$path]);
        }else{
            $tmpl->setVariable("COLOR", "#aaa");
        }
        ///end colour-code

Naturally, you will need to specify your own sub-boards and colours in the first few lines.
Afterwards just add {COLOR} at any point you want in your templates (including - of course - css specifications _within_ the templates) The code will _NOT_ work if you add {COLOR} in your .css file.

For multiple colour changes just introduce more variables.

atm I've only just used/tested this for colours because they're the most handy way of customizing sub-boards whilst maintaining consistency. - But there's no reason why the code wouldn't work for other parameters: width, font-weight, font-family, even div id or class names. Maybe this could even serve as a starting point for some un-hackish way of stylizing sub-boards autonomously. Just take it from here and start experimenting.

Have phun kids.

I'm using my own server at home using WAMP 2.
Apache 2.2.11
PHP 5.2.9-1

Basically, my URL is comming up without the index.php just like this:
localhost/ochiba

if I type the index.php/PAGE for whatever page, then it works fine, otherwise
it comes up with a 404 stating that directory doesn't exist (the url then looks like localhost/ochiba/PAGE. I'm trying to figure out how to correct this but so far I haven't found anything yet. Any suggestions?

I decided to make a new thread as I am now in a different situation... I e-mailed my sysadmin about creating a PostregSQL account and he gave me this very vague response: "we use mysql and support phpmysql .. dedicated server, with raid and backups"

In other words, it looks like I'll have to try using mySQL.

I have no idea what to do here. Does my sysadmin have to create an account for me, or can I do that on my own?

Also, how do I actually go about *creating* a database?

I've been trying some testing locally with the root mysql account, but I keep getting this message:

Checking for database connection ... FAILED - please check connection settings ( [DB Error: extension not found] ** mysql://root:[password]@unix(/usr/local/mysql/mysql.sock)/ochiba.sql)

Very noobish questions I guess but I am a giant mySQL noob after all...

Thanks,

niv

A similar problem was discussed here: http://ochiba.x-maru.org/support/viewtopic.php?id=14, but I wasn't able to find a solid solution for my problem.

I'm trying to setup ochiba with SQLite. I created a blank database located at "~/public_html/tmp/ochiba.db". I followed the instructions on the site for setting up PEAR::DB as well as PEAR::HTML_TEMPLATE_IT.

However, every time I run install.php I get this message:

Checking for convert (/usr/bin/convert) ... OK

Checking for identify (/usr/bin/identify) ... OK

Checking permissions on /mnt/volume01/chris/public_html/ochiba/img ... OK

Checking permissions on /mnt/volume01/chris/public_html/ochiba/thumbs ... OK

Checking permissions on /tmp/ochiba-cache ...OK

Checking for HTML_Template_IT ...OK

Checking for PEAR::DB ...OK

Checking for database definition ... OK

Checking for database connection ... FAILED - please check connection settings (sqlite:////mnt/volume01/chris/public_html/tmp/ochiba.db)

This is most likely an easy fix, but no matter how I change the sqlite://// DSN it keeps on giving me the same message.

Thanks,

niv