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cmsinfo Joined: October 03, 2003
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You didn't took the BEST from nuke
Posted: 2003-12-14 07:02
Hi all. I was away some time...
So now I start to learn opn again
Tryied 2-nd time to install it on web-server.
ANd again fiasco!
I have installed it in directory
http://rupor.net/cms/portals/openphpnuke/
/* physical path to your main opn directory with a trailing slash */
$root_path = '/home/ruporne/public_html/cms/portals/openphpnuke/';
/* Needed only when installed in a subdir.
* i.e. /server/www/opn
* \$installdir = 'opn'
* /server/www/nukes/opn
* $installdir = 'nukes/opn';
*/
$installdir='/home/ruporne/public_html/cms/portals/openphpnuke';
This is code in mainfile.php
But when I access http://rupor.net/cms/portals/openphpnuke I get window with no images and when I try to go by any link I get http://rupor.net/cms/portals/openphpnuke%20 this URL...
I don't know what to do
Help please.
And about theme topic
I think you didn't took THE BEST feature from php-nuke.
DOESN'T MATTER WHAT DIRECTORY CMS IN!
I think it's GOOD for system!
Nuke can be anywhere and it doesnt ask WHERE TO FIND ANY FILE.
And all other cms's that works with phisycal patc a very hard to install and replace
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[manne]
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You didn't took the BEST from nuke
Posted: 2003-12-14 10:12
Hi,
first a link to the first version of english docu...itīs pre pre pre version but I think it will help.
We will check your problems...but as a workaround try do it as I described in documentation:
URL: http://www.yourdomain.com/opndirectory
Physical Path: the_path_to opn/opndirectory/
Leave the install directory blank, because the subdirectory is already in the paths (opndirectory)
Quote: And about theme topic
I think you didn't took THE BEST feature from php-nuke.
DOESN'T MATTER WHAT DIRECTORY CMS IN!
I think it's GOOD for system!
Nuke can be anywhere and it doesnt ask WHERE TO FIND ANY FILE.
Hm, may be. But Iīm sure the developers had good reasons to do it in this way. Some time they will tell us why .
Please try this workaround and we will check and improve the documentation.
Keep us informed about your progress.
manne
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cmsinfo Joined: October 03, 2003
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You didn't took the BEST from nuke
Posted: 2003-12-14 11:27
/* physical path to your main opn directory with a trailing slash */
$root_path = '/home/ruporne/public_html/cms/portals/openphpnuke/';
/* Needed only when installed in a subdir.
* i.e. /server/www/opn
* \$installdir = 'opn'
* /server/www/nukes/opn
* $installdir = 'nukes/opn';
*/
$installdir='';
Still have the same !
What now?
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[manne]
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You didn't took the BEST from nuke
Posted: 2003-12-14 14:49
First problem:
your opn directory has in the name a blank at the end:
http://rupor.net/cms/portals/openphpnuke%20/index.php?s=140293d099a4bcaa07984e18a607a521
Do you see ..../openphpnuke%20/index..........
So you must not use blanks in the URL, blanks are not allowed there
Second problem is, you changed the path in masterfile but not in the database. so in the database there may be the old url.
Please try a fresh installation, clean, new database and use no blank in the name of url. Donīt use the installdirectory, do as described above and in the docu and we hope it will work.
manne
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cmsinfo Joined: October 03, 2003
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You didn't took the BEST from nuke
Posted: 2003-12-14 15:37
new install helped to see site, but
Quote: Error Code: 8001
ERROR: Wrong script calling.
On any link
WHAT IS IT?
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[manne]
Joined: April 12, 2003
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You didn't took the BEST from nuke
Posted: 2003-12-14 17:19
Yes, itīs a bug in RC1 and solved in future versions.
Workaround:
Search the file master.php, itīs located in your opndirectory.
Open this file and edit:
Search for PHPSESSID and replace with session_name
You should find 3 places where to change.
Save the file.
Thatīs it.
hope it helps
manne
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cmsinfo Joined: October 03, 2003
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You didn't took the BEST from nuke
Posted: 2003-12-14 18:41
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hombergs Joined: April 14, 2003
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You didn't took the BEST from nuke
Posted: 2003-12-14 19:59
manne has give you a wrong information. You must replace PHPSESSID with session_name() and not with session_name. Cause that's a PHP function.
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anonymous
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You didn't took the BEST from nuke
Posted: 2003-12-14 21:57
Quote: 2003-12-14 07:02
cmsinfo wrote:
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And about theme topic
I think you didn't took THE BEST feature from php-nuke.
DOESN'T MATTER WHAT DIRECTORY CMS IN!
I think it's GOOD for system!
Nuke can be anywhere and it doesnt ask WHERE TO FIND ANY FILE.
And all other cms's that works with phisycal patc a very hard to install and replace
Sorry, but there are several reasons, why to use "opn style" on this:
1. its not a generic function to tell the script the "true" place. Automatic fill fail in most "high-secure-configuration" enviroments.
2. Simply Security: So you cant manipulate the path if you are a bad guy.
3. Performance.
Alex
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cmsinfo Joined: October 03, 2003
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You didn't took the BEST from nuke
Posted: 2003-12-15 16:25
Quote: openPHPnuke Error
Error Code: 8001
ERROR: Wrong script calling.
After replacing PHPSESSID with session_name()
Any other ideas?
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