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Booga
xoops with domain URL forwarding

  • 2004/5/25 1:16

  • Booga

  • Not too shy to talk

  • Posts: 124

  • Since: 2003/11/29


Hi everyone, I am having trouble. I am installing XOOPS 2 on a subdomain with a domain name that is forwarded to that subdomain.

The install itself all goes very well with all green lights and no aparent problems.

When the install is complete and I try to log in as the admin it says "Thankyou for logging in" but then takes me back to the page where I am not logged in....I try again and again but is just a viscious circle.

I hope someone can help me......

In the install I have used both, the actual virtual path (subdomain URL) and the Domain Name as the virtual path and get the same responce.

Thanks,
Booga.
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Booga
Re: xoops with domain URL forwarding

  • 2004/5/25 1:25

  • Booga

  • Not too shy to talk

  • Posts: 124

  • Since: 2003/11/29


nope......

I have tried everything and nothing is working.

Booga.
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Society
Re: xoops with domain URL forwarding

  • 2004/5/25 5:52

  • Society

  • Not too shy to talk

  • Posts: 178

  • Since: 2002/1/10


i had the same problem :)
the only way i got it worked is to do a own index.html for the maindomain

look athttp://www.blitzengineers.de for the forwarding to my subdomain @ djnews24.net

(after i get the domain to my new server i do not need it anymore :)
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Booga
Re: xoops with domain URL forwarding

  • 2004/5/25 15:13

  • Booga

  • Not too shy to talk

  • Posts: 124

  • Since: 2003/11/29


Thanks Society.......

I created a index.html file and put the XOOPS site into a folder called "site" and put a link on the "non xoops" index.html page directing to the "site" folder and it did the same thing. It takes me to the login page and then when I put in my login details and click "Login" it is just like refreshing the page.......I end up back on the anonomous page like I haven't even logged in.

Does anyone else have a idea that may help??

Booga.
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SleepeR
Reason????

  • 2004/5/26 5:47

  • SleepeR

  • Just popping in

  • Posts: 4

  • Since: 2004/2/4 6


Try, set downloading cookies in your internet explorer configuration. I think, that then it will be O.K.

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