Thanks but, this is my friend's server and I just talked to him on the phone. He said that he didn't want to give me total access (to Apache) because he didn't want me to break his server. I respect that and, will have to wait a couple of day to have all my domains and client's domains get transferred to my new box. In the meantime, he says the box IS configured for PHP correctly but, that I need to "hack" on it to get Cake to work properly.
I told him that I would ALWAYS ask before doing something remotely dangerous to his server and he knows that. I'm always afraid I'll break something being an ignorant non-programmer. Therefore, I'm just trying to UNDERSTAND what I'm doing before doing it. Then, when I take action I'll do the right thing. So far, I haven't broken anything other than some minor issues, easily resolved. I don't make any claims about being a developer or programmer but, I have guided a few people through some install and server issues for those people that make that claims about themselves being developers or programmers. If "I" am doing that then, I figure I can figure out how to install Cake... with some assistance, of course. And, I thank every single person that has given me help. Thank you very much. On May 14, 5:47 pm, jonknee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Huh? If there has been Cake running on that (shared) box how is it not > > configured properly? There was a Cake install on one of my other > > domains when we (a friend and myself) decided Cake would solve the > > issues set out in front of us. Of course, he installed it as he's the > > developer. I'm trying to do this without just asking him to do it > > again. I'm trying to be somewhat self-sufficient although, I'm asking > > lots of questions, to you and him. Sorry for my indulgence here but, I > > need to learn for myself and, if I don't stumble and fall, I won't > > know what issues I'll encounter along the way in the future. Thanks > > very much. > > Each virtual host on a server can have its own configuration. Because > PHP is working on one VH does not mean it's a sure bet on another. In > your case it's definitely not working. If PHP was working and CakePHP > was not, you would in the very worst case get an error message of some > kind or a blank screen. If PHP is working there is no way for it to > send out the source file unless you wrote a program to do do that > (that would be a huge security issue). > > If you'd like to confirm this, remove the CakePHP stuff and replace > the index.php contents with <?php phpinfo(); ?>. When PHP is working > you'll see a list of all its options and variables. Until you see that > page working, you will not be able to use CakePHP or any other PHP > code/library/framework. --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "CakePHP" group. To post to this group, send email to cake-php@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/cake-php?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
