I am experiencing some problems with RapidSearch Pro 2. I have been in contact with @willwood and he is trying to help with my situation, but no luck yet. I am keeping my fingers crossed.
I am working with a Foundation website. I did an initial install of the RSP Stack and uploaded it to the server and everything worked. It connected to my database and I was able to login and index my site. Since I was testing things at the time, I decided to delete that install on the server via FTP and start fresh. Since that point I have not been able to get the RSP Stack to work again.
I have even tried to install RSP on another website with a fresh DB and I get the same problem.
Fatal error: require(): Failed opening required ‘config.php’ (include_path=‘/homepages/26/d721747348/htdocs/thebugnut/search_files/rspro:.:/usr/lib/php7.1’) in /homepages/26/d721747348/htdocs/thebugnut/search_files/rspro/index.php on line 11
It seems no matter what I do now, I can’t get a config.pgp file generated with my Database Info.
My assumption is that the config.php file should get generated by the Stack when uploading to the server since it contains all the Database connection info.
I could probably create my own config.php file but I don’t have a sample of it.
I had a similar problem.
In my case the problem was something that had to do with the PHP engine of the web server.
I solved by contacting my provider.
Try to temporarily change the PHP version of the server to 5.6.x or later…
I will try that, but it currently running PHP version 7.1
Like I said… It was already working once. Why would it no longer work only an hour later… and now on to Day 2?
Also, I just tried it on a GoDaddy Server… same problem. So it is not restricted to 1and1. I tracked down a config.php file. I am going to tweak it and upload it to the server manually and see what that does.
I was able to manually create a config.php file and everything is working as expected so far. So I think I am right assuming that the stack is simply not generating that file.
The bigger problem for one of the websites is that is really big, but uploading the entire website again takes a while, and often times out. so I have to upload the 2,900+ files that RapidWeaver generates in chunks.
That is a painful process for trouble shooting. That is why I started testing on a small website with a blank template.
I just did a fresh upload. I deleted everything on the server. Published the site locally, then uploaded to the server using Transmit so it didn’t time-out.
Now that I have a fresh website uploaded, and the RapidSearch Pro working, I can see that my sitemap.xml generated by RapidWeaver is out of date. I am starting to think there is a RapidWeaver issue with my computer. Is there a way to force RW to generate a new sitemap.xml file?