I am totally baffled.
Made a site in a subfolder ../site
Site is finished, I want to migrate to its final destination.
removed the /site from
$GLOBALS['TL_CONFIG']['websitePath'] = '';
Like I did one 100 times before.
HOWEVER, the site keeps on redirecting to .../site
There is nothing (as far as I can see in my root page of the site that redirects to subfolder ../site
What am I doing wrong?
Just run the Contao install tool! This will set up all the relevant paths automatically. I guess the path in your "pathconfig.php" is still wrong.
On the other hand, you can also point the respective domain name to the subfolder /site, so you do not need to move the entire installation.
Hey Xchs,
The install tool is not running either!
it just throws the site in a neverending loop.
The contao check does work an states the server is fine.
i could indeed point to ../subdomain
But i would really like to know what is going on...
Did you enable the URL rewriting? Then you would have to set in your ".htaccess" the RewriteBase to "/", i.e.
Code:RewriteBase /
This has happened to me couple of times. I'm not certain why exactly this happens. Try deleting pathconfig.php. After you've deleted it, run the installer again. The installer should automatically generate it again with the correct setting.Quote:
Originally Posted by lostrisq
Triskal that exactly did it!
How odd, it has never happened to me before and I have migrated a lot.
Thanks heaps!!
Thanks you xchs for helping out as well!
I am having a similar problem trying to redirect to my contao installation in a subfolder. I have an .htacces in my root folder, and this redirects the domain to the the contao install properly, but all the sub-pages have the subdirectory in the url. I have tried other variations of these rules with the same result.
my .htacces in the root folder:
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteRule ^(assets|robots\.txt) - [L]
#Rewrites http://www.yoursite.com/subdir to http://www.yoursite.com/
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^/subfolder
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ subfolder/$1 [L]
</IfModule>
--
in the contao install directory I have tried a few different setting for the .htacces file. I tried with and without the RewriteBase line commented and with the subdirectory included and without;
##
# Set the RewriteBase if your Contao installation is in a subdirectoy and
# the rewrite rules are not working properly. Usage examples:
#
# RewriteBase /contao-2.9.0
# RewriteBase /path/to/contao
#
# Uncomment the following line to set the RewriteBase.
##
# RewriteBase /
I have a screen shot of the settings in the backend relating to rewriting urls
In localconfig.php I set:
$GLOBALS['TL_CONFIG']['websitePath'] = '';
I have been struggling with this for a couple days now. I don't understand why this is happening, after following the same process that I have a few times already with other iterations of the site. Any help would be appreciated.
Here is a link to the live site as well, if it helps get an idea of what I mean:
http://www.pixlvisn.com
I also tried deleting, and editing pathconfig.php like xchs suggested, but this gave me another problem. the contao backend did not load the css or other files properly.
It would be much easier to map the domain directly to the Contao root folder. Usually, this can be done in the domain administration area of your hoster's admin panel.
I looked through the control panel and could not find anything other than a form that creates an .htacces file for me. But this only allowed for one domain to be redirected to another, not a domain to be mapped to a subfolder within that same domain.Quote:
Originally Posted by xchs
I have asked the host (MediaTemple) but if I am not able to do as you suggested, is there anythign I can do with the .htaccess files?
Oh. Okay. What a pity.Quote:
Originally Posted by robb.innes
If you have shell access (SSH), you could also try to map the respective domain to the corresponding target folder by creating an appropriate symlink. See the following KB article for further details: https://kb.mediatemple.net/questions...+my+site%3F#gs
There's a wiki article (originally in German) that covers this topic. Maybe you understand something in the automatic translation of the website: http://translate.google.de/translate...terverzeichnisQuote:
Originally Posted by robb.innes
Thank you for the links, I worked through the translated German article, and I was able to follow it. I did not have any luck getting it to work though. I had followed the same basic steps before. With an older version of contao and our old site, this method worked for me. Now it is notQuote:
Originally Posted by xchs
With symlinks, am I able to direct to a subfolder within a domain? I have set up symlinks across domains before, but I thought creating a it replaces the directory with the link. I am a bit worried to do this and wipe everything. Not that I wouldn't back my files up, I have, but I still want to be careful. Would I create a symlink with code like this in the root folder of my domain:
ln -s /home/00000/domains/example.com/html/sub html
were "sub" would be "core-master"
I looked in the pathconfig.php file and changed the path to "" from "/core-master" and the urls worked, but the contao back-end stopped working. I think there must be some sort of conflicting rule somewhere, but I don't know were to look.
Huh, seems to be a little bit tricky :( I have to say that I have never done this before. Like I said, I always set the domain routing setup in the domain configuration.Quote:
Originally Posted by robb.innes
Frankly, I do not know how Media Temple handles the symbolic links. My web hosting service provider lets me create a symlink (in the document root) that is pointing wherever I want. That way, I am able to create some kind of a pseudo document root.Quote:
Originally Posted by robb.innes
For instance, given the document root in "/var/www/virtual/foo/" and the respective Contao installation in the subfolder "/var/www/virtual/foo/html/core-master" I'd do as follows:
Symbolic link:Code:$ cd /var/www/virtual/foo/
$ ln -s html/core-master/ example.com
So, by opening the domain "example.com" in a web browser I can route all requests straight to the specified directory.Code:example.com -> html/core-master/
For this to work, there must be of course a proper rewrite rule in the virtualhost configuration :
But if you are unsure about this, you better should consider asking your provider on that matter.Code:# If there is a host-specific pseudo-DocumentRoot, use it instead of the default one
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^/f?cgi-bin/
RewriteCond /var/www/virtual/foo/%{HTTP_HOST} -d
RewriteRule (.*) /var/www/virtual/foo/%{HTTP_HOST}$1
Thank you for helping me out with this xchs. I tried the symlinks approach, but I could not get it to work the way I wanted to. I ended up just moving the install to the root. I would prefer to have not done this, but for now it will work.
At the very least I feel like I learned something from this, so thanks again for your help.
You're welcome.
Would you like me to take a look at it?Quote:
Originally Posted by robb.innes
I ran into the same issue today. I had checked in the localconfig.php file to ensure that the path to Contao had been removed, and each time I went to the backend Settings to remove the development path to Contao, it kept coming back!Quote:
Originally Posted by Triskal
Thanks for your solution. I downloaded the system/config/pathconfig.php file and edited the following line
// Relative path to the installation
return '/~egisasso';
TO
return '';
I don't recall seeing this before, but I'll be upgrading the site shortly and this should clear the issue up going forward.