| Re: How do you move xoops_lib and xoops_data |
| by Dwellar on 2009/6/16 1:01:25 I think this is a fix but Im no php expert... Open admin.php find lines 60-68 and replace the code with the following.. if (strpos(XOOPS_PATH, XOOPS_ROOT_PATH . '/xoops_lib') !== false || strpos(XOOPS_PATH, $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . '/xoops_lib') !== false) { xoops_error(sprintf(_AD_WARNINGXOOPSLIBINSIDE, XOOPS_PATH)); echo '<br />'; } if (strpos(XOOPS_VAR_PATH, XOOPS_ROOT_PATH . '/xoops_data') !== false || strpos(XOOPS_VAR_PATH, $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . '/xoops_data') !== false) { xoops_error(sprintf(_AD_WARNINGXOOPSLIBINSIDE, XOOPS_VAR_PATH)); echo '<br />'; } During installation if you created a directory and renamed your files you dont need to do the following...just the above save the file back to your server... create a new directory and name it whatever and place your xoops_data and xoops_lib inside your new directory....okay open up mainfile.php and find line 27 should look like this... define( 'XOOPS_PATH', '/home/content/h/l/t/poopy/html/your new directory name goes here/xoops_lib' ); now find line 29 and do the same thing....save your file back to your server...and change the file permissions to 444...go to your admin page and see if the messages are gone you may have to change the file permissions for your xoops_data directory too. |
| Re: How do you move xoops_lib and xoops_data |
| by jsdwight on 2009/5/27 18:35:28 ghia, I'm not sure what I did wrong the first 2 or 3 times I tried, but it worked fine this time. Thanks. |
| Re: How do you move xoops_lib and xoops_data |
| by GPboarder on 2009/5/26 16:33:29 I had some similar experiences reported here. I didn't end up getting to the bottom of it. |
| Re: How do you move xoops_lib and xoops_data |
| by ghia on 2009/5/26 15:48:32 Quote: Renaming the directories and modifying the paths in mainfile.php renders the site unreachable, so I named them back to what they were before for now. This should not be a problem. Check that the XOOPS_PATH and XOOPS_VAR_PATH have the correct definition (uppercase - lowercase!) Check the file permissions are still correct for the directories after the rename. Check that the Protector includes at the bottom use the correct path. Don't forget to alter your mainfile.php its permission before and after altering. |
| How do you move xoops_lib and xoops_data |
| by jsdwight on 2009/5/23 3:03:32 I have a site hosted with a provider that doesn't allow access below documentroot, but after doing a quick-install to upgrade to 2.3.3 I'm getting the familiar red warning boxes in administrator. I've searched and see lots of recommendations to move and/or rename these directories, but other than modifying mainfile.php I haven't seen any other suggestions. Renaming the directories and modifying the paths in mainfile.php renders the site unreachable, so I named them back to what they were before for now. What procedure is required to rename these directories and have XOOPS recognize the changes? Thanks. |
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