5.7 on godaddy with multiple domains
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I'm trying to install concrete5 on godaddy, and seem to have a unique issue. I'm trying to install concrete on a linux server that's hosting multiple domains. Because of this the site is structured as such:
webroot
-domain1 (corresponding to domain1.com)
--domains contents
-domain2
--domains contents
-domain3
--etc.
So, I'm trying to install concrete to one of these domains. I have followed their tutorial on installing it and set cgi.fix_pathinfo = 1. I enter my domain to visit the site (my-site for example), but it redirects me to this URL below:
my-site.com/my-site/index.php/install
the my-site between .com and index shouldn't be there, but I keep getting redirected there, thus taking me to a 404 page.
I tried setting cgi.fix_pathinfo to 0, and that fixed that issue, but takes me to a page thats simple says "no input file specified".
I have no idea how to fix either of these issues, and I cannot find an answer anywhere. Is there any advice I can be given?
webroot
-domain1 (corresponding to domain1.com)
--domains contents
-domain2
--domains contents
-domain3
--etc.
So, I'm trying to install concrete to one of these domains. I have followed their tutorial on installing it and set cgi.fix_pathinfo = 1. I enter my domain to visit the site (my-site for example), but it redirects me to this URL below:
my-site.com/my-site/index.php/install
the my-site between .com and index shouldn't be there, but I keep getting redirected there, thus taking me to a 404 page.
I tried setting cgi.fix_pathinfo to 0, and that fixed that issue, but takes me to a page thats simple says "no input file specified".
I have no idea how to fix either of these issues, and I cannot find an answer anywhere. Is there any advice I can be given?
browsing to the license file does properly display the license text, which is strange since the path still does change to an incorrect address when I try to reach the install page. But at this point, I think I'll just try using the updated version put out a few days ago, and if it doesn't work, I'll just use a different CMS until I can switch away from godaddy.
Nothing on you guys specifically. Concrete isn't the only CMS godaddy has had difficulties with.
Nothing on you guys specifically. Concrete isn't the only CMS godaddy has had difficulties with.
I am having a similar issue and am wondering if you ever found a fix. Any help would be appreciated!
If you have command-line access to the Linux box, the issue is adjusting the Apache httpd.conf to point to the correct concrete5.conf file, then of course making sure the files are where they are supposed to be with the correct permissions.
If you're getting the wrong URL, that points to how Apache is configured. Even if C5 is not installed, if you browse to siteroot//LICENSE.TXT, it should display the license file if it's where it's supposed to be.