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    Hello!
    I’ve moved site to new location, as described here: http://wiki.modxcms.com/index.php/Moving_Site_To_Another_Location And now, I must login to manager and change paths. But I can’t login to manager! I’ve encountered strange error – see screenshot for details.

    What can I do with this?
      • 25663 MODX Staff
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      Looks like an overzealous mod_security or something like that.
        Ryan Thrash, MODX Co-Founder
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        It’s goog... But what to do? Does anybody have moved modx-095 site from server to server?
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          Yes, from a standard Linux server to a FreeBSD server, with no problems. It probably has more to do with differences in PHP versions and MySQL versions and/or configurations than with MODx itself.
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            Quote from: sottwell at Mar 13, 2007, 08:00 AM

            It probably has more to do with differences in PHP versions and MySQL versions and/or configurations than with MODx itself.

            I think I ran into this issue, not specifically the one andreww described, but with the site(s) throwing up weird errors when I would move my site from my local machine (on OS X running MAMP with whatever version PHP/MySQL they run) to my host server running a different version (probably).

            So, my question is, when moving a site from one server to another, and if those servers run different versions of PHP/MySQL, how do you get them to shake hands? Especially if one is running PHP5 and the other is PHP4?
              • 25663 MODX Staff
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              Voodoo. tongue
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                Hm..... I’ve installed completely new modx onto my webhost, but right after install I have exactly the same problem!
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                  That error message is very typical of mod_security settings. There are several discussions in the forums on this issue; try a search in the google search bar for "mod_security".
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