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Hi,

Just wanted to say a quick thanks to the developers of this tool. I m finding it very useful - especially as it provides a broad range of essential information 'at a glance'.

Question - how do I run it for 1.13?

Thanks
Kiwidesign

kiwidesign

Thanks for the feedback, much appreciated, glad you are finding it useful. In the same breath, I have to apologise for being so far behind the 8-Ball with updating JTS and HISA for 1.0.13, it is on the schedule but as yet time has not been on my side to complete the work.

  Hopefully will get it done in the next week or so, with an update for 1.5 to follow also.....

Cool - really appreciate all the time you do put in.

Thanks

Hi Guys,
Been defaced recently by Tilkiandre on one of my sites. 
What is the current version of this tool. I'm trying to install: JTS_Full_v1.0-2RC1.zip.
But it's not installing.

Hope you can help
Regards
IKP

1.0.2RC1 is the latest revision...... 

What do you mean by "it doesn't install" ?  It is not like an extension, all yu need to do is uncompress the distribution file, then make a new directory on the server and fTP the files to that new directory. It is designed to be standalone/external to Joomla!

UPDATED RELEASES

  Download Joomla! Tools Suite v1.0-2F here
  Download Joomla! HISA v1.1.0F here

Changes
 
  Apologies for the delays.....  Now supporting Joomla! v1.0.13

Installation

  This is a full file release, simply download, and overwrite ALL existing JTS installation files/directories with these files.

Hi i have downloaded the latest version JTS_Full_v1.0-2F_280807 and i am unable to generate a custom hash all i get every time is

Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 67108864 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 44323868 bytes) in /home/user/public_html/dir/JTS/joomla_diagnostics.php on line 455

i have increased the memmory for php upto 128mb and i still get this error but with different figures in the one above the memmory was set for 64mb

any help please.

Server Version  Apache/1.3.37 (Unix) mod_gzip/1.3.26.1a mod_auth_passthrough/1.8 mod_log_bytes/1.2 mod_bwlimited/1.4 FrontPage/5.0.2.2635.SR1.2 mod_ssl/2.8.28 OpenSSL/0.9.7a PHP-CGI/0.1b
PHP Version 5.2.2
joomla 1.013


Mark

Can you re-FTP the files again, making sure overwrite is on. I have tested this an it ran quite happily on less that 32MB for me on both Windows and Linux systems

HI i have uploaded the whole zip file and extracted it directly on the server and also uploaded via ftp still the same my server is also running phpsusex so chmod does not work to well manually

mark

Can you recheck your download and memory setting, I have literally just download from JoomlaCode(in case I had a bad upload or package) installed it and ran it fine

from php sysinfo joomla
memory_limit Local Value 64M Master Value 64M

downloaded from link 3 times still the same
im not having much joy

cool tool
mark

PHP Environment:
PHP Version  5.2.2
  - File Uploads Enabled ON
  - Max. Upload Size 60M
  - Max. Post Size 60M
  - Max. Execution Time 320 secs
  - Max. Input Time 320 secs
  - Memory Limit 64M
  - Include Files .:/usr/lib/php
  - PHP API cgi
  - Zend Version 2.2.0

from within JTS

mark

RussW
Thanks a lot for this excellent healthy tool

I was going to ask about the 1.0.13 point however I found an answer.


Thanks again

Do you have particulalrly large number of files uploaded in a repository or somehthing that is causing a timeout maybe ?

I might have thats a point i have a gallery inside the joomla directory with over 1000 files i will move it out of the joomla dir and test

Mark

I have moved the gallery and still no joy that does not seem to be the problem.

Mark

Hi I have solved this problem now for anyone with the same problem and using cpanel 11 do not use php above version 5.2.0 as any above this the hash generator fails to work with memory errors

hope this helps

This is a really cool tool thanks Russ
mark

I will look in to the PHP 5.2.0 problem as soon as is possible, apologies for any inconvenience.

Russ its not fault it is prob a cpanel issue they have their own modified versions of php i will try to install php 5.23 tomorrow after the nightly update i will let you know how it goes i do know that php 5.2.2 does not work so i downgraded to php 5.2.0

thanks for your help

Mark

Hey Russ,

Thanks again for the tool...

I was having problems earlier today where I changed some of my folder perms on a myhosting server (trying to lock things down more tightly) and now I can't get into the backend - the Admin window keeps refreshing saying, 'You need to login'.  Argh.

So, I used JTS and made sure all the correct folders have writable permissions for logging in purposes and found a discrepancy between what JTS shows and Filezilla.  For example, I have /media FTP'd to 755 but JTS shows 757.  Is it possible my host is caching folder perms?  I've emailed them to find out but in the meantime I thought I'd query your enormous brain which now seems to be oozing out your nose...

gs

EDIT:  This may help. A few refreshes on JTS and I get this error:
Warning: filemtime() [function.filemtime]: stat failed for ../administrator/backups/index.html in /var/www/domains/somesite.com/docs/jts/joomla_flist.php on line 133
NOTE:  Before I posted this, I deleted JTS and re-uploaded.  Same error occurs.  Is this because I have .sql in here?  Is it unsafe to store sql database backups on the server if /admin is htaccess protected?

@swampy

I tested with PHP 5.2.3 over night and I had no problems, will keep looking in to it, maybe 5.2.2 had a weirdness somewhere

@guysmiley
I will have to check the logic for presenting the permissions, thanks for bringing this to our attention.

You host might have something like PRM (Process Resource Monitor) installed and the fact that we are potentially calling filetime() on a large number of files, using quite a bit of resource and then the page was refreshed several times..... PRM may have suspended the use of filetime() for a period of time to protect the server from runaway or rogue processes.

Hey Russ,

Thanks for the thoughts re: RPM.  As for my original login issue, I changed the /tmp (sessions) folder to 776 instead of 777.  Silly moi.

Btw, you didn't even comment on my crack about your 'oozing brain'... sniff.

Hi Russ
I do have PRM installed but it has not notified me that it was blocking your app i am in the process of upgrading php to 5.2.3 so it should work i know it works with 5.2.0 so i will keep my fingers crossed.

Thanks again Russ

Mark

Hi Russ
Me again sorry to be a pain I have upgraded to php 5.2.3 and I am now getting the memory error again looks like i will have to downgrade to 5.2.0 and stay with that one this must be a cpanel problem I cannot for the life of me figure this one out

Mark

Hi Russ,
first of all ... WOW what a tool 

Now I've got a problem using the custom diagnostic.
All in a row, I let the tool make the custom file with hashes (permission=777)
I changed the permission to 444
I run the "custom diagnostic" and ...
I get errors for every single file and folder: "unespected file found"
Could it be due to proxy-firewall settings?
If this is the case what settings should I ask for?

(sorry my pityful English  )

RussW - King of the "Is your system REALLY ready for Joomla!?" software extension from Above,

What's your plans for a v 1.5 release?

She asked hopefully,
Amy

Thanks for the compliment Amy, but i am not so sure about this elevation of my capabilities.....


The roadmap (in my head) is to do a 1.5 version or try and keep the Tools Suite in one file-set,  time at the moment is not on my side though, a severe case of "Life" I think I will work towards a release for 1.5 Final rather than during the RC stages, not for any other reason than the above mentioned case of "Life".....


@sali40

What version of JTS and Joomla! are you running? Do you have the *.txt files uploaded also?  JTS supports 1.0.11, 1.0.12 and 1.0.13 only.

Thanks for answering, Russ.
I'm running joomla 1.0.12 and JTS Full v1.0-2F 280807

Now I'm realizing something weird.
In the root of the site, I have some directories that arent made by joomla. I mean, for example, the directory I made for the forum and the directory I made for docman's file.
I've edited the txt file generated by the tool and it looks like the tool doesn't make hashes for the files that are in those directories, so that every file in those directories is "missing"

Could it be the same bug that missed the valid_mos check in some of the files ? (see earlier post)

OK folks, I just started this today, so no holding your breath, ok...!

After being a bit hesitant due to the fact that a lot of information is already available in Joomla! and the fact that you need to have a working Joomla! to use a component, I decided to have a tinker and play with doing a JTS component anyway....

So, for for those that have been asking........... no time-frame or guarantee's with this one, time is always a pressure.....

com_jts for v1.0 is underway, the component will be a hybrid version of both HISA and JTS, it might not have all the same functionality, it might acquire some different options, not 100% sure yet.

Initial preview screen-shot attached.....

If you you have suggestions, idea's or thoughts, let us know......