Yet another PATH_INFO issue
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Hi
I'm afraid I appear to be having the same issue as a number of other posters to this forum. When I go to the install page it says that "PATH_INFO" is not enabled. Looking at my phpinfo, I do have ORIG_PATH_INFO but not PATH_INFO.
This is what I've done (pretty standard stuff)
1) downloaded, unzipped and ftp the code to my website webroot
2) made those 2 folders read+writable be everyone
3) went to the web-page to try and install and I get this error
I've tried a couple of the suggested solutions
a) put a $_GET['pathinfo'] into index.php with .htaccess
b) put a .htaccess to turn off errors (gives me an internal server error)
I've also tried making everything 777 but that made no difference (I've since reinstalled so everything back to normal)
Also, when I click "run tests again" I get an internal server error.
I used shared hosting with a company calledhttp://www.donhost.co.uk
I've put a phpinfo page in at http:\\jackeyfc.phec.co.uk\phpinfo.php
I've looked around and this concrete5 looks perfect for me! I've got 2 sites to maintain, and I really dont want to spend my loads of time fixing up a CMS system which is why Im so keen to get concrete5 working. If you can help I would be very happy.
John
I'm afraid I appear to be having the same issue as a number of other posters to this forum. When I go to the install page it says that "PATH_INFO" is not enabled. Looking at my phpinfo, I do have ORIG_PATH_INFO but not PATH_INFO.
This is what I've done (pretty standard stuff)
1) downloaded, unzipped and ftp the code to my website webroot
2) made those 2 folders read+writable be everyone
3) went to the web-page to try and install and I get this error
I've tried a couple of the suggested solutions
a) put a $_GET['pathinfo'] into index.php with .htaccess
b) put a .htaccess to turn off errors (gives me an internal server error)
I've also tried making everything 777 but that made no difference (I've since reinstalled so everything back to normal)
Also, when I click "run tests again" I get an internal server error.
I used shared hosting with a company calledhttp://www.donhost.co.uk
I've put a phpinfo page in at http:\\jackeyfc.phec.co.uk\phpinfo.php
I've looked around and this concrete5 looks perfect for me! I've got 2 sites to maintain, and I really dont want to spend my loads of time fixing up a CMS system which is why Im so keen to get concrete5 working. If you can help I would be very happy.
John
Search the forums for dreamhost path info, this is fixed in the next version of c5
Thanks for the super-quick reply. The search you suggested give 13 pages of posts. I've tried most of the suggestions on the first page, but got no further. In particular I put in some var_dumps into the request.php and becasue my dispatcher is index.php and my site is in the web-root, the $path is set to "". If you then do perform an (if ($path)) it will return false.
I'm a fairly experienced PHP developer (8yrs) and don't mind spending a few hours finding out what's wrong with my config, but I would be so happy if an expert out there could just have a look and tell me!!!
Thanks you again
John
I'm a fairly experienced PHP developer (8yrs) and don't mind spending a few hours finding out what's wrong with my config, but I would be so happy if an expert out there could just have a look and tell me!!!
Thanks you again
John
