FAQ

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• PHP v5.6+
  • PDO & PDO_SQLITE Extension
  • SQLite3 Extension for Chat
  • SimpleXML
  • cURL
  • fopen
  • PHP Zip
  • OpenSSL
  • Session
• Webserver
  • Nginx (Preferred)
  • Apache
  • IIS
  • Caddy

[/vc_toggle][vc_toggle title=”How do I update Organizr?” style=”round” color=”pink” size=”md”]Easily, that’s how.  Here are the options you may use:

• GIT
  • If you use git, you may just use git pull to update Organizr.
• Organizr GUI
  • Under Settings > About – You can hit the Auto-Update if you have PHP Zip installed.
• Docker
  • Pull the new image for your docker container.
• Zip File
  • DOWNLOAD ME
    • Overwrite all files and open index.php and you will be good to go.

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• WINDOWS: un-comment this line ;extension=php_pdo_sqlite.dll in the file php.ini
• LINUX: Install PHP Sqlite in the CLI using the following:
• PHP5 -> Run sudo apt-get install php5-sqlite
• PHP7 -> Run sudo apt-get install php7.0-sqlite
• Synology Using WebStation, Make sure sqlite3 and pdo_sqlite are checked under Extensions.

[/vc_toggle][vc_toggle title=”Fatal error: Uncaught exception ‘PDOException’ with message ‘SQLSTATE`{`HY000`}` `{`14`}` unable to open database file” style=”default” color=”Default” size=”md”]You need to have the correction permission for all the files. Depending on where you saved your .db file, this will determine which directories you need to fix the permissions on.

• WINDOWS: Set your permissions on to Full Control for Everyonefor your directories
• LINUX: Run sudo chown -R www-data:www-data /path/to/Organizr
• Synology

1. Open web folder using “File Station”
2. Right click organizr folder to bring up menu
3. Select “Properties” from the menu
4. Select “Permission” tab at the top
5. Click “Create” button
6. Open “User or group” drop down menu and select “http”
7. Tick both “Read” and “Write” in the bottom “Permission” box
8. Click OK
9. Tick the box for “Apply to this folder, sub-folders, and files”
10. Click OK

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