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PowerHouseDan · 2005-05-31 18:56:23

i tryin to set this up but when i try to view it i get i used to following steps anyone help?

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31-05-2005 7:56pm

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PowerHouseDan

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i tryin to set this up but when i try to view it i get

i used to following steps anyone help?

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#2 31-05-2005 8:05pm
mneylon

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Login as admin
Go to admin control panel
and read the manual:
http://www.phpbb.com/support/

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#3 31-05-2005 8:16pm
PowerHouseDan

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Sorry now but what am i looking for the support manual?

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#4 31-05-2005 8:21pm
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When you set up the forums, you put in your own username and password. Login as powerhousedan, and then at the bottom of the page, you'll see a small link for "Go to Administration Panel". If that's like looking into a muddy pool, read the support manual

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#5 31-05-2005 8:23pm
PowerHouseDan

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No i am loged on in admin and in the config page just wonderin with htcomes up in script

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#6 31-05-2005 8:31pm
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I don't understand your query

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#7 31-05-2005 8:35pm
PowerHouseDan

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Ah never mind fixed.

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#8 31-05-2005 9:25pm
PowerHouseDan

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Right here the problem, the index wont work with firefox? but when logging in it goes a bit messed up can someone login and see do they get errors.

Username:testing
pass: tester.

Cheers

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#9 31-05-2005 9:31pm
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Yep. Login.php is returning a blank page on FF and returning a "host not found" on IE.

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#10 31-05-2005 9:55pm
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Works fine for me.

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#11 31-05-2005 9:57pm
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any idea wat could be wrong?

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#12 31-05-2005 9:58pm
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Something wrong with the login script maybe? not being redirected back to index.php after logging in as 'testing'. Manually changing to ../index.php and things run as normal.

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#13 31-05-2005 9:59pm
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See its the hosting365 installed script, should i just give em a buzz tomorrow

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#14 31-05-2005 10:00pm
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yea do that. logging out is the same - just stays at a blank login.php page. Obviously something wrong with that file.

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#15 31-05-2005 10:08pm
PowerHouseDan

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i reinstalled the script seems to be working apart from the index in firefox

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#16 31-05-2005 10:26pm
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Just drop us a mail in the morning powerhousedan If you are still having any issues we can investigate and resolve them for you

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