IS THERE A WAY TO BACK TRACE A PATH OF ENTRY INTO A SITE? OK IF THE PATH OF ENTRY IS NOT GOING WHERE IT NEEDS TO GO IS THERE A WAY TO TRACE WHERE IT IS TRYING TO GO AND/OR HOW IT GOT THERE VIA THE FILE THAT SENT IT THERE? SORRY FOR THE CAPS MY IPHONE LOCKED ON CAPS VIA THIS FORUM.....ANYWAY BACKTRACE THE PATH OF ENTRY CAN THAT BE DONE?
Csampson |
Are you talking about the directory information (/home/accountname/public_html/) for the installation? If so, you can find this information in your header.inc.php file under ./inc/. BoonEx Certified Host: Zarconia.net - Fully Supported Shared and Dedicated for Dolphin |
Yes I got that information but if a site is getting moved and for some reason it won't open on the new site is there a way to track the path it is following to see where it is going wrong? Csampson |
did you delete the stuff in public_cache and cache after the move. leaving .htaccess in the cache folder only https://dolphin-techs.com - Skype: Dolphin Techs |
The are 3 common causes as to why a site does not open when moved to a new location.
1) Site url and path not properly set in inc/header.inc.php
2) Permissions not properly set. When moving a site it is common for the permissions that were setup during the original install to be messed up. So all permissions need to be checked.
3) Contents of cache, cache_public and the tmp folders need to be emptied. Files in these folders with the exception of the .htaccess files are not to be moved with the rest of the site. So those directories must be emptied out.
https://www.deanbassett.com |
both cache directories were cleaned, as best i can tell the /inc/header.inc.php has the correct account information. the site says its doing the loop of death. i have no idea what caused the loop. both firefox and safari are saying its looping.
at any rate,
yeah its not loading
Regards,
DosDawg
moved from Godaddy, i have reviewed the perms, they look feasible.
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Loop of death. Hmmmm. Any custom changes for mods done to the root .htaccess file?
https://www.deanbassett.com |
no, user-error most likely, there were several instances of the header.inc.php file and for some unknown reason to me, its not required to be in the /inc directory to get read.
Loop of death. Hmmmm. Any custom changes for mods done to the root .htaccess file?
getting it hammered out now.
Regards,
DosDawg
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