Can't load configuration page on .8beta4

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lydgate
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Can't load configuration page on .8beta4

Post by lydgate »

Here's what I get in apache's error.log

[Tue Mar 22 16:48:14 2005] [error] [client x.x.x.x] File does not exist: c:/wamp/www/blog/serendipity_admin.css

When I try to load the config page in IE, it just doesn't show anything. Mozilla shows everything but the buttons at the bottom then says the document contains no data.

Is this a file I should have? I don't see it in the zip file . . .

My setup: Win XP pro, Apache/1.3.33 (Win32) mod_ssl/2.8.22 OpenSSL/0.9.7e, PHP 5.0.3, MySQL 4.1.8

I also use eaccelerator, but even when I turn it off it happens
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Re: Can't load configuration page on .8beta4

Post by garvinhicking »

Which Serendipity version?

The error you're getting is because of our rewriting module. If you go to serendipity configuration and set "URL Rewriting" to "NONE" this will not happen. Try this - if you can't access your serendipity configuration panel, remove your .htaccess file and to access 'serendipity_admin.php' directly via your browser (like http://localhost/blog/serendipity_admin.php)

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Post by lydgate »

I can't access my configuration page at all because of this page, but I went into the MySQL table for Serendipity and changed "rewrite" from "errordocs" to "none". I still get the same error though. Does this need to be something else?
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Post by garvinhicking »

It seems that some other thing is causing problems for you.

First, edit or temporarily remove your .htaccess file and try again. If it doesn'T work, check your PHP error logfile - maybe something is coredumping or so. You could also try to edit your serendipity_plugins DB table and see if non-standard plugins there were recently installed which cause trouble now.

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