Unable to access user entry page.

Author Message

Tomas Ahlbeck

Monday 06 September 2004 11:37:13 am

Hi.
Solved problem no 1.
Then ran in to problem no 2.

When I go to the user path at
http://www.stop-abuse.org/three/
I come to the administration log in, not the user page.

And so my fast brain told me :
"nono, Tomas. try .../index.php/plain"

And so i did. And did. And did.
And then i gave up.
Whatever way I can figure out I get to the admin page.

Would be heeps of fun to actually see how the pages look from another - non-admin - angle.
Guess there is a solution th that+I have read site.ini, settings/siteacces - files ( the only folder that has any is Admin, the plain and so are empty).
The site.ini.append.php says:
<?php /* #?ini charset="iso-8859-1"?

[Session]
SessionNameHandler=custom

[SiteSettings]
DefaultAccess=plain
SiteList[]
SiteList[]=plain

[SiteAccessSettings]
CheckValidity=false
AvailableSiteAccessList[]
AvailableSiteAccessList[]=plain
AvailableSiteAccessList[]=plain_admin
MatchOrder=uri
HostMatchMapItems[]

[MailSettings]
Transport=sendmail
AdminEmail=
EmailSender=
*/ ?>

Finally, oerride.ini says:
#?ini charset="iso-8859-1"?
# eZ publish configuration file for template overrides.
#
# NOTE: It is not recommended to edit this files directly, instead
# a file in override should be created for setting the
# values that is required for your site. Either create
# a file called settings/override/override.ini.append or
# settings/override/override.ini.append.php for more security
# in non-virtualhost modes (the .php file may already be present
# and can be used for this purpose).

# Template Override configuration file
# Place your own override configuration file
# in settings/siteaccess/myaccess/override.ini.append
#
# This file should only be used for overrides that are
# common for all siteaccesses

# Example syntax
#[article]
#Source=node/view/full.tpl
#MatchFile=article.tpl
#Subdir=templates
#Match[section]=1
#Match[class]=2

I have run out of places to look now. It has not helped shouting at the computer either. What to do?

/TA

Lazaro Ferreira

Tuesday 07 September 2004 10:41:00 am

Hi,

if you have every siteaccess empty but admin, then your setup isn't fine

AFAIK, it is normal that ezp goes to the admin page, because it is the only siteaccess that is actually setup from what I read above

Try installing EZP again from wizard setup

Or try reading EZ Publish basics documentation here at ez.no

A fast and dirty solution (I didn't recommend you) could be creating a plain siteaccess folder then copying at least site.ini... from admin, after that you will have to set manually the new site.ini.. under plain to meet your needs

Lazaro

Lazaro
http://www.mzbusiness.com

Tomas Ahlbeck

Tuesday 07 September 2004 1:42:33 pm

Oh Lord ...

well, thanks for your answer. Do you know if i have to delete al the databases aswell, or if i can leave them? Just wondering since this will be the fourth time i install it.

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