Piwik 0.9.9
This is a maintenance release following Piwik 0.9. This release will become Piwik 1.0 if there are no critical bugs found in the next few days!
List of tickets closed in this release
- #1570 Goals Loading… never stops
- #1576 VisitsSummary.getSumVisitsLengthPretty – throws notice
- #1585 SitesManager.updateSite succeeds for unknown idsite
- #642 Package Piwik for the Windows Web Application Gallery
- #1627 Typo in string General_AuthenticationMethodSmtp
- #1630 Common header for .php and .js files
- #1634 JavaScript errors in internet explorer when clicking on menu
- #1588 Warning displayed when sending feedback via feedback form
- #1561 Google Chrome reloads dashboard twice
- #1589 Submit buttons look ugly in install (and update?)
- #1616 Mobile Client working fine on iPod
- #1638 Add test for strtotime() failure … workaround?
- #1450 Call to a member function on a non-object
- #1538 PDF: Add a “send now” test button to test the report
- #1574 PiwikTracker: curl support
- #1582 Trademark policy
- #1624 Login referer feature is incompatible with Default report to load
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patheticcockroach Says:
@Jim Bayer: Anything else you need help with ?
patheticcockroach Says:
@Jim Bayer: well, I was afraid this might happen, but actually, after updating, the cron file was still with the right permissions (744 for me).
Jim Bayer Says:
FYI I’m running CENTOS and it has a 5.1 version of php by default. I upgraded to 5.2 and the error goes away. I found out how at this URL: http://wiki.centos.org/HowTos/PHP_5.1_To_5.2.
There are 3 or 4 places where the timezone_identifiers_list() function is called. Moving the one file in the Updates directory worked as far as general functionality, but there may be more issues that will crop up due to the other scripts that call it.
Jim Bayer Says:
Dont forget to set the execute bit on the archive cron job every time you update the software.
chmod 755 [path to webroo]>/misc/cron/archive.sh
If you don’t do this the cron job won’t run. You may or may not get an email from your system so you may not know that archiving is failing. Your site will be very slow to generate the visits graph.
Jim
Jim Bayer Says:
Dont forget to set the execute bit on the archive cron job every time you update the software.
chmod 755 /misc/cron/archive.sh
If you don’t do this the cron job won’t run. You may or may not get an email from your system so you may not know that archiving is failing. Your site will be very slow to generate the visits graph.
Jim
J. Bruni Says:
Cool! I look forward for 1.0
Stephan Miller Says:
I just went and deleted the file throwing the error and now things work. Strange the file was 0.9.1 and this version of Piwik is 0.9.9.
Stephan Miller Says:
I do happen to be running on a VPS which does not allow me access to change time zones or time for some reason. I am not sure if that could be the issue.
Stephan Miller Says:
I know I can go in and figure this out myself but last night, I installed piwik 0.9.9 and am getting this error:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function timezone_identifiers_list() in piwik/core/Updates/0.9.1.php.
Drake Says:
I just updated, blank page! :) ops
What to do now?
Lee Says:
Following ‘automatic’ upgrade to 0.9.9, any attempt to access Piwik shows this URI:
http://www.kimberconsulting.com/piwik/index.php?module=CoreUpdater
where there is a page showing this error:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function timezone_identifiers_list() in /var/www/html/piwik/core/Updates/0.9.1.php on line 21
Three or four previous ‘Automatic’ updates worked just fine so I’m guessing this is a possible bug