Hi there! First of all, sorry for the off topic but I don't where to post this doubt.
I made a clean installation of CMSMS at c:/htdocs/CMS/ everything works fine but the "Home" link doesn't point to c:/htdocs/CMS/index.php,instead it ponits to c:/htdocs/CMS/ and apeears a list with all the files stored in the CMS folder.
I tried setting the root page inside de Administrator's tool but nothing happends. I tried modifying the root_path at confing.php and nothing happends.
Can Anyone help me? Thank you very much and sorry my english.
How To Set My Home Page?
Re: How To Set My Home Page?
Well, we need a bit more info than that...
Post your config.php (obfuscating/removing passwords)
Post your .htaccess file.
Post the System Info from Admin.
Nullig
Post your config.php (obfuscating/removing passwords)
Post your .htaccess file.
Post the System Info from Admin.
Nullig
Re: How To Set My Home Page?
Hello,
Or may be your root/index.php file is missing or broken (integrity problem).
Pierre M.
This seems a misconfig of your webserver (not CMSms). Instead of executing root/index.php when calling root/ it lists root/. When pointed to a folder your webserver should execute the index.php file it finds in it.guitresan wrote: ...and apeears a list with all the files stored in the CMS folder.
Or may be your root/index.php file is missing or broken (integrity problem).
Pierre M.
Re: How To Set My Home Page?
Following configuration problems are existing in this installation:
* Default page does not include index.php
** At Apache's https.conf I have: DirectoryIndex index.html index.htm index.shtml index.php
* It does not deny the file listing under the directory c:/htdocs
** At Apache the Options -directive does not include 'Indexes' (if I remember properly)
The latter is not mndatory, but it is usually used for security reasons.
Teme
* Default page does not include index.php
** At Apache's https.conf I have: DirectoryIndex index.html index.htm index.shtml index.php
* It does not deny the file listing under the directory c:/htdocs
** At Apache the Options -directive does not include 'Indexes' (if I remember properly)
The latter is not mndatory, but it is usually used for security reasons.
Teme