1 urbandev_ Oct 12, 2007 01:58
3 urbandev_ Oct 12, 2007 09:03
Well, after some more tinkering im more puzzled...
I changed the memory limit in _advanced.php as follows:
// If you get blank pages, PHP may be crashing because it doesn't have enough memory.
// The default is 8 MB (set in php.ini)
// Try uncommmenting the following line:
ini_set( 'memory_limit', '16M' );
and debug from $debug = 0; to $debug = 2;
If i log in using a manual URL: "site.com/login.php?login=user&pwd=pass",
It says im already logged in as admin...then when i click continue, it redirect back to the login screen and "You must log in!", and in the debug text (i turned debug on in _advanced.php) it says this:
login:
login: NULL
pass: empty
NOT logged in... (did not try)
4 afwas Oct 12, 2007 09:07
Once it says you're logged in, go to the blog and hit the 'admin' link in the login section. Or site.com/admin.php.
Try this and please report back to this topic.
Good luck
5 urbandev_ Oct 12, 2007 09:18
Even when i click continue it redirects back to login
I tried going to SITE/admin.php?ctrl=browse&blog=2 and it still redirects back, worst case scenario i suppose i can reinstall...but with network solutions failure to backup my DB correctly last time, id rather not...and now at this point I'm really curios why it does this.
I greatly appriciate your help
6 afwas Oct 12, 2007 09:42
I'm out of clues. Best thing you can do is uploading all files from a clean install (apart from files that are changed like ../blogs/conf/_basic.conf.php and _../blogs/conf/_advanced.php and skinfiles). You will not have to do a DB backup / restore.
I expect one of the files broken by extra blank lines or spaces at the start.
What you can do is inspect the database and see if user #1 is 'admin' and has a password set. But I don't see the changes you made can effect the DB in any way.
Good luck
7 urbandev_ Oct 12, 2007 09:44
Thanks, I plan to mess with it tommorow and post my results here. Thanks again.
UPDATE:
Ok, i re uploaded everything other than the config files and that seems to have fixed it.
Now comes my next question...
If i change \inc\MODEL\items\_item.class.php to include my other variables in the permalinks...how can i make admin.php not display this error
Notice: Undefined index: loc in /data/12/1/137/11/1137174/user/1207660/htdocs/inc/MODEL/items/_item.class.php on line 500
Try memory limit in ../blogs/conf/_advanced.php.
Good luck