C5 Install Test Error. PHPinfo() included
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Hey,
I've installed C5 on about a dozen sites now, but have never run into this problem so I'm looking for a little help/guidance.
I'm getting the following error:
Support for C5 Request URLs
Concrete cannot parse the PATH_INFO or ORIG_PATH_INFO information provided by your server.
Here's my phpinfo() page.
http://xcski-nb.ca/concrete5.4.0.5/info.php5...
Thanks!
Don
I've installed C5 on about a dozen sites now, but have never run into this problem so I'm looking for a little help/guidance.
I'm getting the following error:
Support for C5 Request URLs
Concrete cannot parse the PATH_INFO or ORIG_PATH_INFO information provided by your server.
Here's my phpinfo() page.
http://xcski-nb.ca/concrete5.4.0.5/info.php5...
Thanks!
Don
it does look like path_info is being set correctly, its weird,
Any other thoughts...
Thanks
Thanks
http://www.concrete5.org/community/forums/installation/path_info_or_orig_path_info
Seems it may be to do with strict error warnings...
Jon
Seems it may be to do with strict error warnings...
Jon
Got it working!
For documentation purposes here's the run down...
SITUATION:
The server was configured with PHP 4 and PHP 5 and if you wanted your scripts to parse using PHP 5 your file names needed to be re-named to ".php5". Since concrete 5 files are all ".php" the server was defaulting to PHP 4.
FIX:
1- Make sure your web-server has htaccess enabled
2- Create an .htaccess file in your sites root folder with the following string without quotes. "AddType x-mapp-php5 .php"
That should do it for this type of situation!
For documentation purposes here's the run down...
SITUATION:
The server was configured with PHP 4 and PHP 5 and if you wanted your scripts to parse using PHP 5 your file names needed to be re-named to ".php5". Since concrete 5 files are all ".php" the server was defaulting to PHP 4.
FIX:
1- Make sure your web-server has htaccess enabled
2- Create an .htaccess file in your sites root folder with the following string without quotes. "AddType x-mapp-php5 .php"
That should do it for this type of situation!
