Fatal error with one registrar

[sohouk]

We use a number of separate registrars and for each domain.

The registrar is set to the one that is applicable to that domain.

 

Everything is fine except for OpenSRS. If I set the registrar to OpenSRS I get a partial page load.

 

Error checking shows this:

 

Fatal error:

Class 'PEAR' not found in /public_html/whmcs/modules/registrars/opensrs/OPS.php on line 0

 

This error does not occur for other registrars.

 

How can this be fixed?

[HerrZ]

your (selfcoded?)registrarmodule uses a PEAR function (http://pear.php.net/).

maybe it is unserialize() or something. look into the code for the unknown function. then install pear, or better, rip off the function from the relating pear package (so u not have to install the framework).

 

EDIT:

ha, the module is in my codebase:

short:

see in openSRS_base.php

# assuming that the PEAR directory is within your path, otherwise change the path here

require_once 'PEAR.php';

 

then look for the next issue step by step

Edited April 16, 2010 by HerrZ

[sgrayban]

To clarify -- OpenSRS is encoded thus he can not *rip* anything out.

 

Depending on your linux distro -- assuming you are using linux

 

debian -> apt-get install php-pear

CentOS/RedHat -> yum install php-pear

[HerrZ]

sry, i looked for the user contribution "opensrsexisting".

 

anyway you will need PEAR.

[sohouk]

I'll check and see if Pear is there.

The only thing I am wondering is why OpenSRS module uses it and none of the others do (I use Enom and Reseller club as well - and they are OK)

 

I’ll check the install and try again.

 

Thanks to you both for the quick response.

[sohouk]

It turns out the solution was more prosaic!

 

I asked WHMCS support and it appears the WHMCS install was missing not just one, but a whole raft of files that should have been in the OpenSRS folder!

 

WHMCS sent them to me and after uploading them it all looks good.