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Installation Issues

ourweaknessourweakness
edited March 2014 in Installation
Having issues with Installation. I've tried all the recommended troubleshooting steps listed below:

CodeIgniter steps

FuelCMS Installation


I've tried mutliple combinations, I'm running this on an Amazon Linus EC2 box, the only thing I've had even near success with was playing with the index_page setting and changing it to index.php?. This forced the database to generate something as the string at the end of /fuel/login/ appeared.

I'd really like to use this CMS, but I'm about ready to drop it and head to pyro.

Comments

  • adminadmin
    edited 12:25AM
    What sort of errors are you seeing and what steps have you taken? Are you seeing the install page?
  • ourweaknessourweakness
    edited 12:25AM
    I was able to get it working on an ubuntu box, but I need it on Amazon Linux.

    I've narrowed it down to a single variable (or so it seems), I can see the install page, I can see that I'm accomplishing as things go green or dissappear, but the last instruction

    In the fuel/application/config/MY_fuel.php file, change the $config['fuel_mode'] configuration property to AUTO. This must be done only if you want to view pages created in the CMS.

    I've done this and undone it over and over again, when I do it, the install page goes away, when I undo it, it come's back, neither loads the login page.

    http://54.193.12.158/index.php

    I'm still messing around with the website root page, i've found that index.php works, and it worked on the ubuntu box.

    HELP!?
  • adminadmin
    edited March 2014
    A couple more questions:
    1. Do you have RewriteBase / for your .htaccess?
    2. Did you set $config['admin_enabled'] = TRUE in the fuel/application/config/MY_fuel.php file?
    3. Are errors set to be displayed in the index.php bootstrap (I'm just seeing a blank page instead of errors which is why I ask).
    4. If you create a fuel/application/views/test.php file called test (with contents in it), can you browse to it at:
    http://54.193.12.158/test
    OR
    http://54.193.12.158/index.php/test
  • ha3rdeha3rde
    edited 12:25AM
    excusme, i have same problem. I have followed all step in this post.
    I succes acces the test file that i have created. But i still can't acces the admin panel (/fuel). The access always redirected to localhost/xampp, when i try to access admin panel.
  • adminadmin
    edited 12:25AM
    A few more questions:
    1. So does accessing your view file at localhost/test work (where localhost is your server)? 2. Does your installation exist in a sub directory on your server?
    3. What version of FUEL are you running
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