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You know, this is almost behaving as if it were a "temporary" URL, that you use before the DNS records are available across the ’net.
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Quote from: ejcross at Apr 11, 2007, 09:10 AM
Ok, it’s not liking the:
$base_path = ’/home/unionky911/public_html/’;
Not sure where that is supposed to be pointing to....any ideas?
Try running this from any page:
base_url:[(base_url)]<br/>
site_url:[(site_url)]<br/>
base_path:[(base_path)]
Then, come post the results so we may better know what we’re dealing with here.
This way you can know what your paths are and exactly what to remove, if possible.
I Just spoke to Network Solutions and they informed me that the "PHP_SELF" reference on line 18 of config.inc.php needs to be changed to "REQUEST_URI" (yes, that’s "uri")- I just tried it and it worked. Unfortunately, I’m getting 401 errors for every page now.
Here is the output:
base_url:/~1136687.1207121/htdocs/
site_url:
http://www.unionky911.org/~1136687.1207121/htdocs/
base_path:/data/12/1/136/35/1136687/user/1207121/htdocs/
You can view it directly also at:
http://www.unionky911.org/training.html
Anxiously awaiting getting this resolved.....
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Quote from: killorbytes at Apr 11, 2007, 09:25 AM
I Just spoke to Network Solutions and they informed me that the "PHP_SELF" reference on line 18 of config.inc.php needs to be changed to "REQUEST_URI" (yes, that’s "uri")- I just tried it and it worked. Unfortunately, I’m getting 401 errors for every page now.
Error 401: Unauthorized means; the client does not have the required privileges to access the site.
I believe I read somewhere that REQUEST_URI is not available for IIS (Windows)? I have NO IDEA if this is anyway accurate, etc, as I’m an avid Linux/Apache user!
@ej,
Try this:
$base_url = ’/’;
$site_url = ’http://www.unionky911.org/’;
$base_path = ’/data/12/1/136/35/1136687/user/1207121/htdocs/’; // Not sure base_path is troublesome, may want to leave alone for now 
@pixel:
That fixed it! Not sure what else is going on yet, but will give the full site a workover to make sure everything else is working.
Thanks a ton!
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Quote from: ejcross at Apr 11, 2007, 09:50 AM
@pixel:
That fixed it! Not sure what else is going on yet, but will give the full site a workover to make sure everything else is working.
Thanks a ton!
You’re welcome! And thanks to @sottwell for digging into the code-base and finding line # references for us
Hi, Any idea what could be causing the 401 error? Of course, the site worked perfect before they did the update. I used the REQUEST_URI thing and the site links are now correct. However every link besides the homepage generates the 401. I have friendly URLs turned on.
Network solutiosn is "looking into it" but they have a 1-3 day turnaround, which won’t sit well with my client. IS there anything I can do to clear up this permission issue?
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Quote from: killorbytes at Apr 11, 2007, 10:06 AM
Hi, Any idea what could be causing the 401 error? Of course, the site worked perfect before they did the update. I used the REQUEST_URI thing and the site links are now correct. However every link besides the homepage generates the 401. I have friendly URLs turned on.
Network solutiosn is "looking into it" but they have a 1-3 day turnaround, which won’t sit well with my client. IS there anything I can do to clear up this permission issue?
I’d recommend utilizing the solution ej used. This can be done by following the same steps: Run the code provided a few posts up, post the results (if needed), and replace the troublesome path data.
REQUEST_URI might be a solution as well, but end result is that the paths are wrong and need to be updated to something we know will work.
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Try adding this line to your .htaccess file:
Options +FollowSymlinks
Put it before the RewriteEngine On line.
