probe.php

This simple utility will help you check if your server environment can run ActiveCollab. Grab the latest version on GitHub.

Probe Version:

5.14

Testing For:

ActiveCollab 5.14, 6.0 and newer

1. Environment test

• ok — Your PHP version is 7.4.3-4ubuntu2.29 (show info)
• ok — Your memory limit is: 128MB
• ok — Required extension mysqli found
• ok — Required extension pcre found
• ok — Required extension tokenizer found
• ok — Required extension ctype found
• ok — Required extension session found
• ok — Required extension json found
• ok — Required extension xml found
• ok — Required extension dom found
• ok — Required extension phar found
• ok — Required extension openssl found
• ok — Required extension gd found
• ok — Required extension mbstring found
• ok — Required extension curl found
• ok — Required extension zlib found
• ok — Required extension fileinfo found
• ok — Recommended extension iconv found
• ok — Recommended extension imap found

2. Database test

Database test is turned off. To turn it On, please open probe.php in your favorite text editor and set DB_XXXX connection parameters in database section at the beginning of the file:

• DB_HOST — Address of your MySQL server (usually localhost)
• DB_USER — Username that is used to connect to the server
• DB_PASS — User's password
• DB_NAME — Name of the database you are connecting to

Once these settings are set, probe.php will check if your database meets the system requirements.