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Hmm, I think he was referring to your webserver access logs. In case you are running Apache on Win32 they reside in APACHE_INSTALL_DIR\logs\access.log. If it's Apache on Linux/BSD my guess would be someplace like /var/log/httpd/ though I can imagine this might differ per distribution and especially when logging has been redirected.

Hi,

Been searching google, this site and basically everywhere for well commented examples of XOOPS 3.1.x modules and or API documentation to no avail whatsoever.
If it does exist would anyone please be willing to point me in the right direction? The modules that come with the install basically have no ducumentation whatsoever.

Do you have PHP? Version. Yes. PHP 4.3.9
Do you have SQL? Version. Yes. MySQL 3.23.58
Apache/ISS/Other? Version. Apache 1.3.33
Xoops? Version. 1.3.10
Do you have a DB, with correct name and pass. Yes.

Register Globals, on/off? off

Xoops URL?http://localhost/
Xoops Path? d:\htdocs\

Can you see install.php? yes
Can you see index.php? yes
Including a message "selected module does not exist" in the center part
Can you loging?
log in?
Not really. Whatever user or pass I use it gets me to /user.php and any action on that page loops back.
logging?
Trying to log in generates this:

Apache:
127.0.0.1 - - [14/Nov/2004:07:08:22 +0100] "POST /user.php HTTP/1.1" 200 9083

PHP generates no errors or warnings. Odd enough no cookies are getting set (though are allowed) and no sessions are entered in the database.
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UPDATE: My bad, just took a look at the code and noticed $op being read as is thus assumed I had to turn globals on
Just been at another problem (new MySQL 4.1 server hashing passwords differently) so long that I just start making stupid mistakes like this :slapshead: Sorry if I wasted anyone's time...