This may sound rather odd.

I've in the process of setting up and configuring a replacement for our current IGN based org bot to BeBot.

My dev box as it sits has PATH'd installs of both MySQL and Zend Core (MySQL 5.0.27-community/PHP 5.2.6 w/Zend modules.)

My first quandary was Bebot's start-up script questioned if I had sockets loaded. I currently have sockets configured within Zend core.

I modified startbot.php to implicitly call my Zend php.exe. I attempted to start the bot after this change, and it (sort of) seems to be working (well at least it stop complaining about my sockets configuration.) Now it just seems to be complaining about a couple of Undefined offsets. I'll paste the notices below). I also hard-coded the location of php.ini.

So the bot now starts, issues a few PHP notices, however it does not seem to be logging into AO. (and I've checked my username and password, twice.)

Thanks in advance,

Rick.


P.S. (Just as a precaution, I've also attempted a clean install of BeBot using the BeBot-php package unpacked in the bot's home directory. I still receive the same errors.)


PHP Notices follow:
PHP Notice:  Undefined offset:  1 in *snip*\botroot\Sources\Conf.php on line 47
PHP Notice:  Undefined property: Conf::$cf in *snip*\botroot\Sources\Conf.php on line 88
PHP Notice:  Undefined offset:  1 in *snip*\botroot\StartBot.php on line 74


Sorry, I didn't have this thread on notify... >.< Issues have been, for the most part, addressed, seems I needed to have a copy of my systems php.ini in BeBot's working folder, it's running just fine now... lol

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