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sumei
Intranet

  • 2006/1/13 5:30

  • sumei

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  • Since: 2005/10/13


I have a problem in installatio of XOOPS .. My company has a small network. I already installed Apache, mySQL & PHP, tested everything ok.

I installed XOOPS to my PC ( winXP ), I can run the XOOPS in my pc but for network pc the page display is without image (the link for images are failed). When try to login, the page display is 'Cannot find serve ..... '

Anybody can help me to solve this problem ...

Thanks a lot
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bluenova
Re: Intranet

How do you have mainfile.php setup?
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plusangel
Re: Intranet

  • 2006/1/13 8:29

  • plusangel

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  • Since: 2005/2/2 1


Some time ago, I had a similar problem.

Perhaps this post will help you.
The official greek support site for xoops
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sumei
Re: Intranet

  • 2006/1/19 6:02

  • sumei

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  • Since: 2005/10/13


sorry for late reply ..

my mainfile.php setting as below :

XOOPS_ROOT_PATH - c:/program files/apache group/apache2/xoops/html

XOOPS_URL -http://localhost

XOOPS_DB_TYPE - mysql

XOOPS_DB_PREFIX - xoops

XOOPS_DB_HOST - localhost

XOOPS_DB_USER - root

XOOPS_DB_PASS - (empty)

XOOPS_DB_NAME - ioikulai

My Apache setting as below :

serverroot - c:/program files/apache group/apache2

Listen 80

Server name - 127.0.0.1:80

DocumentRoot : c:/program files/apache group/apache2/xoops/html

Please advise what wrong to my setting.

Thanks you
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m0nty
Re: Intranet

  • 2006/1/19 6:18

  • m0nty

  • XOOPS is my life!

  • Posts: 3337

  • Since: 2003/10/24


use the server internal IP address or computer name as the url not localhost..

using localhost means it can only be used on the single computer.

127.0.0.1 should not be the IP address, that's the default ip for every computer.. it's basically the same as localhost

your internal IP address should be something like 192.168.0.1 for ther servers IP with a subnet mask similar to 255.255.255.0

so your pc would probably have an internal IP of something like 192.168.x.x

you can find it by clicking start in your task bar > then run
then type in cmd.exe into the run bar..

once you have the dos screen up, type ipconfig and look for your IP address..
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sumei
Re: Intranet

  • 2006/1/19 8:31

  • sumei

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  • Since: 2005/10/13


I already change to server IP Address, change both side Apache Server & mainfile.php. The changes as below:

mainfile.php ... the url chnage tohttp://192.9.100.20

Apache server ... change the server name to 192.9.100.20:80

But network computer still cannot link to the server, the page display is " The page cannot be display ... "

Please advise ..
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bluenova
Re: Intranet

I don't think you should have changed the Apache settings, the name should be 'localhost'. It should only be the XOOPS url you need to change, but it should be:

http://192.9.100.20

Can you ping the server or access it in any other way? Is there a firewall running on it?

For a really easy web server, give 'wamp' a go. It's far easyer than setting it all up yourself.
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sumei
Re: Intranet

  • 2006/1/21 2:37

  • sumei

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  • Since: 2005/10/13


Change back Apache setting ( change to 'localhost' ), but network pc get message ' We cannot find 192.9.100.20 ' ..

Network pc can ping to the server. We have firewall running in our network but not at the server.

If I want to try 'wamp5 ', do I need to uninstall all (Apache, php & mySQL )these program ??

Thank you.
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Xeon_DP
Re: Intranet

  • 2006/1/21 8:34

  • Xeon_DP

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  • Since: 2005/12/11


remember, if your router runs DHCP your subnet adress might have changed allready :/
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mawi27
Re: Intranet

  • 2006/1/21 10:09

  • mawi27

  • Friend of XOOPS

  • Posts: 103

  • Since: 2006/1/1 1


Hi sumei,

after installing apache, could you reach the default apache homepage on your server with a
simplehttp://your-server-ip/ from any client in the net?

If this in the beginning is not possible, you can get help at the Apache.org documentation Here

Your questions let me think that you're not very deep in installing and configuring software like apache, php and mysql. Is that correct?

In this case i would suggest, you deinstall all the single programms and install wamp or xampp.
You have the advantage, that the configuration needed for apache , php and MySQL to work together will be done by the install routine.
I am using xampp on my home WinXP for testing myself.

Then test the webserver at first, before you try to install xoops. If you get no response from your server in the network, you need help for your infrastructure, not your CMS
(e.g. If your Server has a dynamic IP, you have to use WINS or DHCP and use a servername instead of the IP)

If everything works fine, my advice would be to upload XOOPS to your webserver and then go to the XOOPS index page from a network client. Then you will see if you have right permissions etc. and you don't have to change anything afterwards.

Marco
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