Forums / Install & configuration / No admin functions / just two user sites ???
Christophe Stadler
Saturday 17 April 2004 12:02:51 pm
Just installed ezPublish without any apparent problems but when i try to access the admin section, i get no login window and/or admin functions at all.
the urls seems to be correct:
<b>AdminURL:</b>www.mydomain.com/ezpublishinstall/index.php/corporate_admin
<b>UserURL:</b>www.mydomain.com/ezpublishinstall/index.php/corporate
but both show the public section without any login box or link
Am i missing sth here ?
Thanks for any help
This is useing the latest version 3.3.4
Monday 19 April 2004 1:58:11 am
ok it gets even weirder:
just reinstalled everything using new database. installed 3 different site (Intranet/Corporate/Plain) into 3 different databases.
When i try to access any one of the sites public or admin sections i ALWAYS end up on the public site of the Corporate version. No way to acess any of the other 2 sites (neither Pub nor admin) and still no acess to the admin section.
Anyone ?
James Packham
Monday 19 April 2004 2:30:30 am
It sounds like your sites are being setup to use the same site design for both site accesses (or atleast this is the easiest explaination I can think of). Go into:
settings/siteaccess/[site]_admin/site.ini.append and check that you have: [DesignSettings]SiteDesign=admin
Then go into:
settings/override/site.ini.append.phpand check there is no "SiteDesign=" entry.
Clear your caches and try again :)
Regards,
James
Monday 19 April 2004 4:38:49 am
Hi James, thx for your reply,
unfortunately that doesn't solve it. Sitedesign is admin and there is no overide for the sitedesign setting.
It is not a browsercache problem either, tried that as well.
i am mystified ...
Monday 19 April 2004 6:48:01 am
Hhmmm it is strange. It must be something to do with being unable to access the admin sitedesign though - afterall the admin site is just another layout for looking at the same data... If I were you I'd go back to my override/site.ini.append.php, the siteaccesses must not be setup correctly/they must not be identifying which siteaccess is being called. Try changing the access to something different (URI, port..) and checking the references (i.e. hostname/port to siteaccess).
~James~
Andres Attemann
Sunday 25 April 2004 5:15:53 am
I suppose you have PHP as CGI and apache 1.3, right?
The only solution i found so far is to use 3.4 (i use alpha 3)There is support for PHP-CGI and apache 1.3 built-in. Url's will be with '?' in them, eg yourdomain.com/myezpub/index.php?/Blog_admin, but it will work.
In case you have apache 2 and PHP-CGI, there is a work-around for ez Publish 3.3.4, search forums for cgi.fix_pathinfo or accesspathinfo (don't remember exactly at the moment)
HTH,
Andres