i cannot access admin site?

Sunday 24 October 2004 2:39:30 am - 2 replies

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kevin wei	Sunday 24 October 2004 3:26:50 am any help,thanks! my PC details: Site info: Template - News Title - Home URL - http://127.0.0.1/ez/index.php/v1 Admin URL - http://127.0.0.1/ez/index.php/v1_admin Access type - url Access value - v1 Functionality - contact_us, files, forum, gallery, media, products, news Webserver info: Version - Apache/1.3.31 (Win32) PHP/4.3.8 PHP info: Version - 4.3.8 OS info Name - Windows NT KEVIN 5.1 build 2600 Database info: Type - MySQL Driver - ezmysql Demo data: Demo data was not installed. Email info: Transport - SMTP Image conversion: ImageGD extension was found and used. Regional info: Primary - chi-CN Additional - chi-CN Critical tests directory_permissions - Success phpversion - Success database_extensions - Success image_conversion - Success open_basedir - Success safe_mode - Success memory_limit - Success execution_time - Success accept_path_info - Success php_session - Success file_upload - Success Other tests: php_magicquotes - Failure zlib_extension - Success mbstring_extension - Failure imagegd_extension - Success imagemagick_program - Failure database_all_extensions - Failure php_register_globals - Success texttoimage_functions - Success
Tim Dickinson	Sunday 24 October 2004 6:49:26 am OK - it seems to me that the difference between what you are running on your PC, and what is runnig on your server is the PHP module. You say that you are running PHP as an Apache module on your PC? - If that's the case, then you will not see index.php?/home_admin Instead it should be index.php/home_admin (No ?) If the path is index.php?/home_admin on your host, then they are using PHP as a CGI, this shouldn't cause a problem (my host does this too), but the path will look different. Basically, just don't use the ? in your URLs on your laptop, and all should work ok. If you really want that ? in your URLs, then install PHP as a CGI module on your laptop too ;) Hope that made seom sense, Tim http://www.AdBalance.com - Ad network news and reviews http://www.DevPublisher.com - Website publisher guides, tools and news http://www.AudioMelody.com - Make better music

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Sunday 24 October 2004 3:26:50 am

any help,thanks!

my PC details:

Site info:
  Template      - News
  Title         - Home
  URL           - http://127.0.0.1/ez/index.php/v1
  Admin URL     - http://127.0.0.1/ez/index.php/v1_admin
  Access type   - url
  Access value  - v1
  Functionality - contact_us, files, forum, gallery, media, products, news

Webserver info:
Version - Apache/1.3.31 (Win32) PHP/4.3.8

PHP info:
Version - 4.3.8

OS info
Name - Windows NT KEVIN 5.1 build 2600

Database info:
Type - MySQL
Driver - ezmysql

Demo data:
Demo data was not installed.

Email info:
Transport - SMTP

Image conversion:

ImageGD extension was found and used.

Regional info:
Primary - chi-CN
Additional - chi-CN

Critical tests

directory_permissions - Success
phpversion - Success
database_extensions - Success
image_conversion - Success
open_basedir - Success
safe_mode - Success
memory_limit - Success
execution_time - Success
accept_path_info - Success
php_session - Success
file_upload - Success

Other tests:

php_magicquotes - Failure
zlib_extension - Success
mbstring_extension - Failure
imagegd_extension - Success
imagemagick_program - Failure
database_all_extensions - Failure
php_register_globals - Success
texttoimage_functions - Success

Tim Dickinson

Sunday 24 October 2004 6:49:26 am

OK - it seems to me that the difference between what you are running on your PC, and what is runnig on your server is the PHP module.

You say that you are running PHP as an Apache module on your PC?
- If that's the case, then you will not see index.php?/home_admin
Instead it should be index.php/home_admin (No ?)

If the path is index.php?/home_admin on your host, then they are using PHP as a CGI, this shouldn't cause a problem (my host does this too), but the path will look different.

Basically, just don't use the ? in your URLs on your laptop, and all should work ok.
If you really want that ? in your URLs, then install PHP as a CGI module on your laptop too ;)

Hope that made seom sense,

Tim

http://www.AdBalance.com - Ad network news and reviews
http://www.DevPublisher.com - Website publisher guides, tools and news
http://www.AudioMelody.com - Make better music

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