27-5-10: "we do know that the word "users" is not reserved in any way
by the operating system or Apache so the issue must be caused somehow
in the code."
28-5-10: "We have removed the users/ redirect of the control panel.
On 28 May, 15:39, leo wrote:
> > I bet this is related:http://www.absolute-
> I bet this is related:http://www.absolute-escapes.com/user
>
> ...sounds like that really means they're sitting on their elbows.
Well spotted. They must have very long arms.
The error log, incidentally, was /var/log/httpd/error_log
Thanks for your help.
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Thanks, Andy. You're quite right. Given that the .htaccess looks
like below, it seems it's not even getting that far. I'll harass the
hosting support team again.
Action php5-script /interpreters/php5-script
AddHandler php5-script .php
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^/awstats/
On May 28, 4:13 pm, AD7six wrote:
> On May 28, 3:49 pm, leo wrote:
>
> > I have examined the logs of two websites on the same hosting and there
> > is nothing relating to users. The only site references are benign:
> > exclog: site37: domain absolute-escapes.com
I bet this is related: http://w
On May 28, 3:49 pm, leo wrote:
> I have examined the logs of two websites on the same hosting and there
> is nothing relating to users. The only site references are benign:
> exclog: site37: domain absolute-escapes.com
What log are you looking at.
>
> I'm about to roll up my sleeves and dive i
I have examined the logs of two websites on the same hosting and there
is nothing relating to users. The only site references are benign:
exclog: site37: domain absolute-escapes.com
I'm about to roll up my sleeves and dive into the auth component.
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@AD7six:
I don't have access to the error logs at the moment - I'll try after
lunch.
WRT the 'doesn't work' comment, I have given pretty much all the
information available to me. It's one of those frustrating problems
that doesn't leave many clues. I just tossed the question in in case
anybody el
if you want to see it in action, try these links:
http://www.absolute-escapes.com/users/login
http://www.absolute-escapes.com/Users/login
The first fails, the second works.
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On May 28, 2:26 pm, leo wrote:
> > Spoken like a true windows (case-insensitive OS) user.
>
> Not...I only use Linux & OS X. It's spoken like someone sick of the
> turn-it-off-and-turn-it-back-on level of technical input.
PS ~broken
don't know how you expected better feedback when you give a "
On May 28, 2:26 pm, leo wrote:
> > Spoken like a true windows (case-insensitive OS) user.
>
> Not...I only use Linux & OS X. It's spoken like someone sick of the
> turn-it-off-and-turn-it-back-on level of technical input.
Apologies then.
>
> I have now discovered that this problem is also occu
> Spoken like a true windows (case-insensitive OS) user.
Not...I only use Linux & OS X. It's spoken like someone sick of the
turn-it-off-and-turn-it-back-on level of technical input.
I have now discovered that this problem is also occurring on a CakePHP
website not authored by me, but on the same
On May 28, 10:07 am, leo wrote:
> @Andy: Sorry, I thought I'd included that information. It's a clean
> server and 'users' is not a reserved word. According to the hosting
> support team, the word 'users' has no special meaning.
>
> @Dr. Loboto: That's one of the dumbest, most facile answers I'v
@leo:
RE: "That's one of the dumbest, most facile answers I've seen
in this group."
ACTUALLY ITS NOT!
its just the truth :) right, dr. loboto?
cheers
mark
On 28 Mai, 10:07, leo wrote:
> @Andy: Sorry, I thought I'd included that information. It's a clean
> server and 'users' is not a reserved w
@Andy: Sorry, I thought I'd included that information. It's a clean
server and 'users' is not a reserved word. According to the hosting
support team, the word 'users' has no special meaning.
@Dr. Loboto: That's one of the dumbest, most facile answers I've seen
in this group.
On 27 May, 17:47, And
@Andy: Sorry, I thought I'd included that information. It's a clean
server and 'users' is not a reserved word. According to the hosting
support team, the word 'users' has no special meaning.
@Dr. Loboto: That's one of the dumbest, most facile answers I've seen
in this group.
On 27 May, 17:47, And
Keep all your files and folders lowercased.
On May 27, 10:37 pm, leo wrote:
> I'm having a problem on one of our hostings with case sensitivity.
> Strangely, it is only on the 'users' controller.
>
> If I do '..users/login' it doesn't work. If I do '..Users/login' it
> does.
> If I move the appli
Does that host have a "users" folder at ..users?
On May 27, 11:37 am, leo wrote:
> I'm having a problem on one of our hostings with case sensitivity.
> Strangely, it is only on the 'users' controller.
>
> If I do '..users/login' it doesn't work. If I do '..Users/login' it
> does.
> If I move the
I'm having a problem on one of our hostings with case sensitivity.
Strangely, it is only on the 'users' controller.
If I do '..users/login' it doesn't work. If I do '..Users/login' it
does.
If I move the application to a subfolder, it works for both upper and
lower cases.
No other controllers are
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