| Re: Selected module does not exist! |
| by brash on 2004/6/5 7:59:54 Nice one gman, thought it had to be a pathing issue of some kind  .
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| Re: Selected module does not exist! |
| by gman2004 on 2004/6/5 7:38:56 FIXED IT!  Turned out to be a problem with the virtual path in the mainfile.php...Found out by deleting everything and starting from scratch. Originally I had installed it with "http://www.domainname.com/" as the virtual path, which caused the problem. Reinstalled and used the defaults that XOOPS installer put in: "http://domainname.com/domainname.com_non_ssl/" for the virtual path. Physical path remained the came - c:\inetpub\vhosts\domainname.com...... Guess I should have took the XOOPS defaults at the beginning  It has something to do with the way my virtual hosting is set up on the server, and I was definitely using the wrong virtual path which caused the modules stuff to not be found, hence the conclusions above. But everything is working now! Sweet! Finally get to play with XOOPS and move my phpnuke stuff over Thanks for your help!!!!!
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| Re: Selected module does not exist! |
| by gman2004 on 2004/6/5 6:46:20 I tend to agree that all files/settings are correct but it might not be passing the right directory/path info through php. Doublechecked all files/etc and everything look a.o.k. What's the easiest way to debug this? i.e. turn on some logging to see what the server is trying to pass to that common.php or whatever when it gets the module does not exist error? |
| Re: Selected module does not exist! |
| by gman2004 on 2004/6/5 6:45:46 I tend to agree that all files/settings are correct but it might not be passing the right directory/path info through php. Doublechecked all files/etc and everything look a.o.k. What's the easiest way to debug this? i.e. turn on some logging to see what the server is trying to pass to that common.php or whatever when it gets the module does not exist error? |
| Re: Selected module does not exist! |
| by brash on 2004/6/5 3:58:03 Thanks for the comment on my site gman . Yep, I use Windows 2003 Enterprise Server using IIS 6, PHP 4.3.3 and MySQL 4.017-nt. The IWAN_MACHINENAME account is used for out of process functions, so won't be needed here. By IIS permissions I meant the settings from under the home directory tab of your website properties, however I'm 99.99% they would be right if you have gotten as far as you have. The most likely reason I can think of for getting the error you are is if the path to your system module folder is different from what XOOPS is expecting. Under your XOOPS root you should have something like;\modules\system\ and under system there should be 5 directories called admin, blocks, images, language and templates. There also should also be about half a dozen other files. |
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