concrete cannot parse Path_Info or Orig_Path_Info
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Hello, I cannot install Concrete5. My client has godaddy as a host !&@%@!#. I constantly have issues working with godaddy as a host.
Anyways, This is what the techs sent me:
Our Linux hosting accounts run in CGI mode. When PHP 5 runs in this mode, the server variable element PATH_INFO behaves differently than under PHP 4. PHP 5 scripts can use the element SCRIPT_NAME in place of PATH_INFO to ensure the expected value is returned.
What am I supposed to do with this? Two directions I can figure. Either: Change something with the host, or modify the concrete code.
Anyways, This is what the techs sent me:
Our Linux hosting accounts run in CGI mode. When PHP 5 runs in this mode, the server variable element PATH_INFO behaves differently than under PHP 4. PHP 5 scripts can use the element SCRIPT_NAME in place of PATH_INFO to ensure the expected value is returned.
What am I supposed to do with this? Two directions I can figure. Either: Change something with the host, or modify the concrete code.
Yes!! I got the client to change hosts. There is a god. Thanks for the suggestion.
I think this is not a problem of the webhost. I think concrete5 should be fixed here.
I think it´s not a problem of the webhost. I installed 2 websites with Concrete5 on the same host before without problems. Now with Version 5.5.1 this problem comes out.
Please fix this bug :-) Thanks
Please fix this bug :-) Thanks
I have resolved by uncompress it directly in the server and add the php5.ini file with the content:
cgi.fix_pathinfo = 1
Additional information in the GoDaddy Help Page:
http://help.godaddy.com/topic/769/article/4675?locale=en...
Now it's working! ;)
cgi.fix_pathinfo = 1
Additional information in the GoDaddy Help Page:
http://help.godaddy.com/topic/769/article/4675?locale=en...
Now it's working! ;)
My suggestion? Change web hosts. Seriously.