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CostView not opening and/or Error 500, Mac OS and Linux


Check if the following configuration file (stores admin data like, country, kwh cost, imperial/metric etc.) is not empty:

Linux:
/var/www/Caldera/html/costview3/conf/conf.xml

Mac OS:
/Library/Webserver/Caldera/costview3/conf/conf.xml

If the file is indeed empty, then rename conf.xml to conf.old and copy conf.xml.default to conf.xml.

So in more detail, as root in terminal:

Linux:

sudo -s
(to get root)

cd /var/www/Caldera/html/costview3/conf/
(change the directory to the location of the conf.xml file, assuming Linux)

mv conf.xml conf.old
(to rename conf.xml to conf.old)

cp conf.xml.default conf.xml
(copy conf.xml.default to conf.xml)

chmod -Rf 777 conf.xml
(To change the permissions to conf.xml)


After this change and accessing CostView, (re)enter the admin configuration data and the existing database should still be intact.

 

MacOS:

sudo -s
(to get root)


cd /Library/Webserver/Caldera/costview3/conf/

(change the directory to the location of the conf.xml file, assuming Mac OS)

mv conf.xml conf.old
(to rename conf.xml to conf.old)

cp conf.xml.default conf.xml
(copy conf.xml.default to conf.xml)

chmod -Rf 777 conf.xml
(To change the permissions to conf.xml)



After this change and accessing CostView, (re)enter the admin configuration data and the existing database should still be intact.

 

 

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