Godaddy issues with cannot parse path_info orig_path_info

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I have searched the forums about this error message: cannot parse path_info orig_path_info.

I tried everything - added cgi.fix_pathinfo = 1 to the php.ini file.
I used go daddy's file manager to upload and unzip C5. I cleared the cache. I checked the php.info file. No luck.

The site in question is here:http://freerangethinkingshow.com/MI2...

Can anyone help?

Thanks in advance.

jchick
 
Mnkras replied on at Permalink Reply
Mnkras
there is nothing there...
jchick replied on at Permalink Reply
jchick
It's up now. I tried reinstalling but have the same problem.
dbeer replied on at Permalink Reply
dbeer
Are you running this on a GoDaddy Web Hosting plan (shared server) or a Virtual Dedicated Server? I just finished setting up a site on GoDaddy and we had to use a Virtual Dedicated Server. The security restrictions on the Web Hosting Plans are too strict to run C5 and also allow full control over the database. I discussed the issue with a rep from GoDaddy and they said that the Virtual Dedicated Server is what we needed to use once I described the requirements and issues.
mnakalay replied on at Permalink Best Answer Reply
mnakalay
A problem I had was that there was a need for using a tmp folder that actually didn't exist.

You error message seem to suggest that a path that should exist doesn't exist.

In my case, I had to add the following line in my php5.ini file
session.save_path = "/tmp/"
That of course was for my specific issue with Godaddy

If you could post the whole error message you have it might help as the link you provided doesn't work for me.

Good luck
mnakalay replied on at Permalink Reply
mnakalay
Another thing, the file should be php5.ini, not php.ini.
jchick replied on at Permalink Reply
jchick
Adding the session.save_path = "/tmp/" to the file worked like a charm. Much appreciated!!!
mnakalay replied on at Permalink Reply
mnakalay
Glad I could help.
You should check the how-tos in the documentation section when you have a problem like that.
There are at least 2 tutorials on dealing with godaddy specific problems (including mine)

Meanwhile if your problem is solved, would you mind marking the answer as best answer. It will help others with similar problems and I'd be thrilled to get the extra karma :)

Good luck