Can't login to admin after instalation

Thursday 01 April 2004 2:44:56 pm - 2 replies

Modified on Thursday 01 April 2004 3:03:01 pm by Steve Bibayoff

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Lazaro Ferreira	Friday 02 April 2004 10:38:59 am Hi, Turn on Debug output at <b>yourdir</b>/settings/siteaccess/<b>yourdefaultsiteaccessname</b>/site.ini.append and see what is happening By the way the recommended php version for EZP 3.3.4 is 4.3.x if you are able to upgrade to php 4.3.x, do it because it worths weird things can happen with 4.1.x and 4.2.x php versions Lazaro http://www.mzbusiness.com
Steve Bibayoff	Friday 02 April 2004 1:39:16 pm Hello, > Turn on Debug output at ... Did that(sorry forgot to mention, it only complained about teanslations missing). > if you are able to upgrade to php 4.3.x, do it because it worths This was apparently the problem. Upgraded to PHP 4.3.3 (along with a whole lot of other things) and now it works. > weird things can happen with 4.1.x and 4.2.x php versions Since Debian Stable came with PHP 4.1, I was hoping I wouldn't have any problems. Apparently I was wrong. Now I just have to hope that running a mixed Debian system(stable/testing) won't byte me in another way ;) . It did upgrade a whole lot(>15) of other packages when I upgraded PHP to 4.3, but it does appear it might have been a php problem. Thanks for the suggestion. Steve

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Friday 02 April 2004 10:38:59 am

Hi,

Turn on Debug output at <b>yourdir</b>/settings/siteaccess/<b>yourdefaultsiteaccessname</b>/site.ini.append and see what is happening

By the way the recommended php version for EZP 3.3.4 is 4.3.x

if you are able to upgrade to php 4.3.x, do it because it worths

weird things can happen with 4.1.x and 4.2.x php versions

Lazaro
http://www.mzbusiness.com

Steve Bibayoff

Friday 02 April 2004 1:39:16 pm

Hello,

> Turn on Debug output at ...

Did that(sorry forgot to mention, it only complained about teanslations missing).

> if you are able to upgrade to php 4.3.x, do it because it worths
This was apparently the problem. Upgraded to PHP 4.3.3 (along with a whole lot of other things) and now it works.

> weird things can happen with 4.1.x and 4.2.x php versions

Since Debian Stable came with PHP 4.1, I was hoping I wouldn't have any problems. Apparently I was wrong. Now I just have to hope that running a mixed Debian system(stable/testing) won't byte me in another way ;) . It did upgrade a whole lot(>15) of other packages when I upgraded PHP to 4.3, but it does appear it might have been a php problem.

Thanks for the suggestion.

Steve

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