Following upgrade to the latest Debian package (0.59-1) my Openguide is
failing. Running it directly, I get the not terribly helpful:
simon@stout:/etc/openguides/default$ /usr/lib/cgi-bin/openguides/wiki.cgi
Floating point exception
I've tried fiddling with the epsilloid setting, without success.
Ideas?
Here's my wiki.conf (passwords edited out):
# what type of database do you want the site to run on? postgres/mysql/sqlite
dbtype = sqlite
# What name does the database have? (If SQLite, enter the full filename)
dbname = /var/lib/openguides/sqlite/default.db
# ...the database user that can access that database?
dbuser = not-used
# ...the password that they use to access the database?
dbpass = not-used
# ...the machine that the database is hosted on? (blank if local)
dbhost = not-used
# What do you want the script to be called?
script_name =
# what directory contains the standard templates?
template_path = /usr/share/openguides/templates
# where should I look for custom templates?
custom_template_path = /etc/openguides/default/templates
# What URL does the install directory map to?
script_url = http://engineer.openguides.org/
# Do you want to use Plucene for searching?
use_plucene = 1
# What directory can I use to store indexes in for searching? ***NOTE*** This directory must exist and be writeable by the user that your script will run as. See README for more on this.
indexing_directory = /var/lib/openguides/indexes/default/
# Do you want to enable page deletion?
enable_page_deletion = 1
# Please specify a password for the site admin:
admin_pass = yeahlikeidleavethathere
# What's the URL of the site's stylesheet?
# This is not provided by this Debian package!
stylesheet_url = http://stout.rumble.net/openguides/engineer.css
# What's the site called? (should be unique)
site_name = The Tourist Engineer
# Do you want the navigation bar included on the home page?
navbar_on_home_page = 1
# Do you want the ten most recent changes included on the home page?
recent_changes_on_home_page = 1
# Do you want the content to appear above the navbar in the HTML?
content_above_navbar_in_html = 1
# What should the home page of the wiki be called?
home_name = Home
# How would you describe the site?
site_desc = The Tourist Engineer
# What city is the site based in?
default_city = London
# What country is the site based in?
default_country = United Kingdom
# What language will the site be in? (Please give an ISO language code.)
default_language = en
# Contact email address for the site administrator?
contact_email = openguides(a)rumble.net
# What's the name of the node to use for the text formatting rules link?
formatting_rules_node = Text Formatting Examples
# Make node titles link to node backlinks (C2 style)?
backlinks_in_title = 0
# Distance calculation methods available are: 1) British National Grid 2) Irish National Grid 3) UTM ellipsoid. Which would you like to use?
geo_handler = 3
# Which ellipsoid do you want to use? (eg 'Airy', 'WGS-84')
# This is only used if you select geo_handler = 3 above
ellipsoid = WGS-84
# Do you have a Google Maps API key to use with this guide? If you enter it here the Google Maps functionality will be automatically enabled.
gmaps_api_key = ABQIAAAA_hRpLOJJ_ScEX06ooX7pSBSXLzrKmNKzpvJyrJ-WFxDu_E1j9xTk6_rP_17gRIe4rgvV-45p_9GHIQ
# What is the longitude of the centre point of a map to draw for your guide? (This question can be ignored if you aren't using Google Maps)
centre_long = 30
# What is the latitude of the centre point of a map to draw for your guide? (This question can be ignored if you aren't using Google Maps)
centre_lat = 14
# What default zoom level shall we use for Google Maps? (This question can be ignored if you aren't using Google Maps)
default_gmaps_zoom = 16
# What default zoom level shall we use for Google Maps in the search results? (This question can be ignored if you aren't using Google Maps)
default_gmaps_search_zoom = 5
# Would you like to display a Google Map on every node that has
# geodata? (This question can be ignored if you aren't using Google
# Maps)
show_gmap_in_node_display = 1
# Forcibly treat stored lat/long data as if they used the WGS84 ellipsoid?
force_wgs84 = 0
# Do you have a Google Analytics key to use with this guide? If you
# enter it here, then Google Analytics functionality will be
# automatically enabled.
google_analytics_key = UA-1715941-1
# What licence will you use for the guide?
licence_name = Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0
# What is the URL to your licence?
licence_url = http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/
# What is the URL to your local page about your licensing policy?
#licence_info_url = http://www.example.com/
# Is the admin password required for moderating pages?
moderation_requires_password = 1
# Should nodes be allowed to have an externally hosted image?
enable_node_image = 1
# Do you want a common list of categories shown on all node pages?
enable_common_categories = 1
# Do you want a common list of locales shown on all node pages?
enable_common_locales = 1
# Do you want the "Random Page" link to avoid returning a locale page?
random_page_omits_locales = 0
# Do you want the "Random Page" link to avoid returning a category page?
random_page_omits_categories = 0
# What module would you like to use for spam detection? (optional)
spam_detector_module =
# Should we send email notifications when a moderated node is edited?
send_moderation_notifications = 1
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www.rumble.net
The Tourist Engineer
Geeks need vacations too.
http://engineer.openguides.org/
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