I stumbled upon SuiteCRM while trying to find out whether SugarCRM will be dropping their Community Edition.
Anyway, I have a few questionsâŚhad a few issues with installation, getting the word âundefinedâ in lots of placesâŚ
My main question, does SuiteCRM work with Zapier (SugarCRM works with Zapier).
Can we assume SuiteCRM will work with any software that was designed to work with SugarCRM? I am mainly concerned with connecting SuiteCRM up with other software bridges to create automation.
Liking SuiteCRM so far, but I have always had weird issues with the CE edition of SugarCRM and this still seems to be present with SuiteCRMâŚill try and work on it.
Please list your âweird issuesâ are these core to SugarCRM?. Any modules that are compatible with SugarCRM CE 6.5.x will be compatible with SuiteCRM 7.x.
As I said above, I am getting the word âundefinedâ in many many places throughout SuiteCRM.
Also, when I installed SuiteCRM, it took me to a page saying i might need to install it againâŚi just removed the install.php from the URL and it seemed to be ok, but as per aboveâŚlots of âundefinedâ.
Zapier isnt a module, as such why i asked if SuiteCRM work with ZapierâŚZapier allows us to connect SugarCRM to many other softwares like Xero, Trello, many other accounting softwares, etcâŚ
John
I can PM access to my instalation if you want to take a look.
Set permissions of your main directory as:
chmod -R 755
then 775 on the following folders.
chmod -R 775 cache custom modules themes data upload config_override.php
Then run the through the Repair options in the admin panel
See this is what annoys me about SuiteCRMâŚIf you run SuiteCRM on a VPS (many VPS is much more powerful than a basic dedicated server) you CANNOT SET 775âŚWe can only use 644 for files and 755 for folders. Yet people keep giving advice to set other permission settings. Its like SuiteCRM completely forget about VPS servers.
SuiteCRM is an application that writes itself. You change things in studio, and not only configuration files change, but actual PHP that will be executed changes.
So itâs impossible to have SuiteCRM if your hosting wonât let an app change itself, i.e, have your web server user write in those directories.
Of course, numbers like 0644 donât mean anything by themselves. It also depends on ownership and the web-server user, and which groups he belongs to.
So itâs up to your VPS hosting to explain to you, with the restrictions it enforces, what is the correct way for an app that needs to write itâs own directories to operate. But maybe thatâs a different thread (nothing to do with Zapier).