hello. I'm still struggling to get this thing to a place where I can begin designing my site.
Now, if I go to my site (http://bayflicks.net/test/index.php), I get the home page congratulating me. But when I click on the link to to Administration Panel (http://bayflicks.net/test/admin/), I get a file list.
Any suggestions?
Lincoln
Index of /test/admin Instead of Administration Panel
Re: Index of /test/admin Instead of Administration Panel
Very odd, the index.php in the admin folder is not recognized as a index file.
When you contact http://bayflicks.net/test/admin/index.php directly it's executed and you get redirected to the login.
Maybe you should set it up with a .htaccess file containing
(check if maybe there's a .htaccess present file in your web root folder?)
Regards,
D
When you contact http://bayflicks.net/test/admin/index.php directly it's executed and you get redirected to the login.
Maybe you should set it up with a .htaccess file containing
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DirectoryIndex index.php
Regards,
D
Re: Index of /test/admin Instead of Administration Panel
Hmm, as there's no .htaccess files in either the CMSMS root or the admin folder by default...
maybe check if there's any difference in ownership and permissions between the test/ and the test/admin/ folder.
maybe check if there's any difference in ownership and permissions between the test/ and the test/admin/ folder.
Re: Index of /test/admin Instead of Administration Panel
They're both set so that Owner has all priviledges, and Group and All Users have Read and Execute but not Write. And now I can get onto the "CMS Made Simple Admin Login" page.
Except that NOW I can't get through that. It rejects my user name and password, which I know are correct because I can access the database through my host's control panel.
Any suggestions?
Lincoln
Except that NOW I can't get through that. It rejects my user name and password, which I know are correct because I can access the database through my host's control panel.
Any suggestions?
Lincoln
Re: Index of /test/admin Instead of Administration Panel
To login to the CMS Made Simple admin panel you use the username and password for the user you created during install (page 2) - not your database username/password.Lincoln wrote: It rejects my user name and password, which I know are correct because I can access the database through my host's control panel.
Regards,
D