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What you should do first if you have problems!!!
Posted: Tue 25. Nov 2003, 16:46
by Oliver Georgi
- check your PHP Version - recommend > 4.3.0
- is safe_mode on -> recommend safe_mode Off
- register_globals should be set OFF
- check permissions -> try to set every folder/file to 777 if problems still exists
- proof your path settings in conf.inc.php -> and if you post error messages related to file not found, permissions and so in - post the content of your conf.inc.php WITHOUT username/passwords
- have you downloaded most current version of phpwcms
- check your GD-version if no ImageMagick installed: GD1 produces bad results.
- Please post good description and what you have done or not
- Post in English or German.
- Do not Email me - try the forum first!
- I don't know
Oliver
Posted: Tue 25. Nov 2003, 22:59
by Florian
- 12. Allways post your php.log / webserver.log OR/AND the failure Message on a support request
13. Post which Webserver and OS you are running
14. Use the forum search to see, if there's allready a workaround existing for your problem
So you could help yourself maybe faster than we can here in the forum
Cheers,
Florian
Posted: Sat 3. Jan 2004, 22:06
by Oliver Georgi
If you have PHP's SAFE_MODE ON and you cannot change to Off then you have to create the user specific file folders manually.
Inside phpwcms_filestorage create as many directories like you have users. Each dir has to be named like user's ID: the ID is only an integer beginning with Number 1 and so on...
The problem is: when you create a dir in php safe_mode on it will get user wwwrun - but you do not have permissions for user wwwrun
Oliver
Posted: Thu 25. Mar 2004, 20:56
by colech
- 15. Be aware that PHP >= 5 does not support MySQL by default as earlier versions did. Reason.
Re: What you should do first if you have problems!!!
Posted: Sat 26. Jun 2004, 21:03
by Hans van Meteren
Oliver Georgi wrote:
- check your PHP Version - recommend > 4.3.0
- New!!! session.use_trans_sid set On otherwise you will not have a chance to login.
Oliver
Hi Oliver,
the comment in my standard php.ini (powweb) reads:
; trans sid support is disabled by default.
;
Use of trans sid may risk your users security.
; Use this option with caution.
; - User may send URL contains active session ID
; to other person via. email/irc/etc.
; - URL that contains active session ID may be stored
; in publically accessible computer.
; - User may access your site with the same session ID
; always using URL stored in browser's history or bookmarks.
session.use_trans_sid = 0
What now? And if it not a problem, should I set it to 1?
Thanks, Hans
Posted: Sat 26. Jun 2004, 21:11
by Oliver Georgi
No - as I could test over the last weeks there is no need to set session.use_trans_sid On. You can try if you have problems with session register or login or something like that.
Oliver