localhost no admin.php rewrite ..no admin access ??????

localhost install wamp>www>dolphin6>dolphin7.x.x.

everything installed good just missing admin.php script.  more missing i don't know.

my wife say's idk all the time maybe she is right....lol  :P

This is not dolphin 6.

Dolphin 7 admin is accessed differently. Either from the front page with your admin id and password or from the back end. http://www.yoursite.com/administration/

Nice way to filter-out text.  Next time, stick to a black bar.

that worked..

that's no fun spelling it all out

admin :)

administration :(

what's a black bar....?..

Ah, but you don't have to with dolphin 7. You can with dolphin 7 just log into your admin account right from the main index page that your members use to log in. There is a link to the admin panel in the member menu of the site. So you don't really need to log in from the back door.

And what Nathan was saying, instead of covering things in your images with a large block that says asshole, your should just draw a black line through it. The photo was inappropriate.

dolphin7 tied to  wamp  (working fine) to lan Blocked )need to know what ports to pass/foward to get it on laptop.

192.168.0.5/dolphin          no connect.

192.169.0.5/info        works

info directory added for test.

looks like a port number issue

 not really sure what your inquiry here is. 

i will take a guess

you installed on a laptop, and it seems to be working? you can do one of two things, port forward 80 to the locally assigned IP of the machine you installed on. or alternatively, you can edit your httpd.conf file and set port 8080 as active, and then forward that on your router to the internal ip where dolphin is installed. 

but eitherway, you should also be able to call the local ip on any machine locally. the other tongue twister here is does  your ISP have those ports blocked on TCP incoming? 

you are most likely not and i repeat, not, going to run wamp or xampp on production out of your house without some problems from your ISP, one of the major players there is smtp, and also, ffmpeg needs to be changed out for the windows version, since you are running on wamp | xampp i do believe. 

here is the plan.

have a simple chat php app running to the outside.   internet.

link ..iframe it to a simple 500 px html page.

use it for chat in a closed group.

the dolphin app is a bit much but I may implement it on a payed server at godaddy.   I need to bug them somemore.

well crap, if thats the case, then you might just want to look at setting up a chat app ---> http://www.red5chat.com/

though you need a streaming media server, and godaddy is not going to allow that, and i have never setup RMS or a streaming media platform on windows. 

you might need to hit dolphin_jay up on that, he may be able to guide you. but yeah, other than that, you can disable all modules except for the chat module, on dolphin, but you still need RMS for that, either running it yourself, or a third-party provider (ask dolphin_jay on that as well). 

or get up off your pocketbook and get hosting you can ask me or dolphin_jay about that. 

you can edit your httpd.conf file and set port 8080((done)) as active, and then forward((done)) that on your router to the internal ip where dolphin is installed.

done still not letting it pass.

ip/dolphin6/index.php   =not found

ip/info/index.html       loads find

??

all my videos I make with handbrake   index for http streaming and they work off godaddy servers fine.

i set them in jw player's  from extensions WYSIWYG 4.0  and Wordpress

i'm running fedora16 on this as a play toy. 

i'll check the red hat chat.thiingy  

back later

 its not --> redhat, its RMS --> Ray Media Server, or Wowza Media Server, or a custom rtmp streaming mechanism. 

the way videos work on dolphin is that you would use the uploader (regular or flash) this would be converted based on a few things:

cron job

hd264 setting on flash apps from admin

ffmpeg.exe (which is used to convert the vidoes)

if your cron is not firing, then ffmpeg is not getting the instruction from periodic, so the video never converts. 

but that is not the topic you are on here. your issue is that you are not able to call your http://ISPIP/dolphin_path/index.php

so my question would be this, are you able to call this locally on your LAN? http://localip/dolphin_path/index.php

are you able to hit the servers index page or any page on the server at all on the LAN, but moreover, on the WAN. since this could be teetering outside the scope of what the boonex dolphin forums are for. 

you have dolphin installed, and it loads up on http://localhost/dolphin_path/index.php

is that correct? 

but you are not able to call your publicIP and get directed back to the machine where you are forwarding? then it would appear to me that you have a networking problem locally. turn off your firewalls, disable whatever you have running that would possibly block this forward. 

the other option on this would be to test something like filezilla FTP and install the server on the same machine, or see if you can port forward port 21 on your router, to the machine where you have dolphin installed. otherwise, bro, im going to have to say you have server configuration issues, and those are outside the scope of dolphin support.