I've worked with Cake on several sites now, but am having trouble
getting it to function on a new (HTTPS) server.
I downloaded the latest Cake from the Web site today and uploaded it to
my server in a subdirectory. After configuring the database, I
attempted to access my new app at
On 12/20/06, Dave [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Next I tried disabling all three .htaccess files and uncommenting the
BASE_URL line in core.php. This improved things but not completely: I
can now see the app's home page (or anything else I specify using the
default route in routes.php), but when
I would suggest double checking your apache config settings. Maybe place a
regular html page in that directory and see if you can view it.
Jose
On 12/20/06, Dave [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've worked with Cake on several sites now, but am having trouble
getting it to function on a new
You might be out of the allowed path in you php.ini file. I'd check
that.
If so just add the correct path to webroot as usual.
On Dec 20, 12:09 pm, Dave [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've worked with Cake on several sites now, but am having trouble
getting it to function on a new (HTTPS) server.
I
Thanks for the responses. Since I *can* view the home page under the
circumstances already described, I don't think it's a php.ini thing.
I've done .htaccess-based authentication in this directory already, so
I know the .htaccess is being read. And I can copy the entire Cake
distribution down to
Experimenting a bit more I've gotten it to work. With the .htaccess
files disabled and BASE_URL enabled, I have to access controller
actions like this:
https://mydomain.com/mydir/cake/index.php/controller/action
Not ideal, but functional anyway. Not sure why mod_rewrite is misfiring
in this
I would suggest looking in your list of enabled modules to see if you have
enabled mod_rewrite.
Jose
On 12/20/06, Dave [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Experimenting a bit more I've gotten it to work. With the .htaccess
files disabled and BASE_URL enabled, I have to access controller
actions like
