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Support => cpg1.5.x Support => cpg1.5 upgrading => Topic started by: Anrulz on October 03, 2011, 11:29:48 pm
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I upgraded from from an old 1.5 to latest cpg, I deleted all files folders except anycontent.php, config file and albums folder, I uploaded new files, I deleted install.php then I visited my gallery, everything looked nice!but when I click on a picture or login I get :
Fehler 310 (net::ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS): Zu viele Umleitungen.
Means too many redirections ... FYI : I dont have a .htaccess file.So I thought maybe my new server has some problems tried to make a fresh cpg install on another database and this one worked fine, all good, so I said maybe if I change database information to my formal cpg all will work but it didnt I had exactly the same 310 Error, so from here I am assuming the problem is with my tables, but I dont know what to edit, what do do ... I would be glad if you guys can help me!Thanks a lot
PS:Cant give the URL for security reasons, but if it is really necessary I can PM the mods.
Anrulz
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If you don't want to give us your gallery url, we cannot give you support.
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I am sorry you are right , I think editing the first post is not possible but here is the url:
www.hababam.biz/galeri
and the dir is pwd protected here it is : login/pass = galdor.hababam : thyglr
The problem is I assume with the "login"
when the debug mode is on there are lots of stuff being displayed but I turned it off now from phpmyadmin, if necessary I can turn it on again.
Thank you very much,
Anrulz
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Was your gallery ever bridged to another software?
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Yes it was bridged with joomla but I disabled the bridge from the config file I set 1 to 0.
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would it be possible to switch to wordpress and let every picture like a new artivle or maybe 10 pictures as one article?
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Yes it was bridged with joomla but I disabled the bridge from the config file I set 1 to 0.
Just to make sure, please reset all values in the bridge table.
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I did still same error
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I compared a fresh install config db and my config and changed allow_unlogged_access to 3, now pictures are available for viewing but unfortunately login still has the same problem
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Start looking at your .htaccess files for redirects / rewrites that could interfere.
Your hosting company might be able to help.
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From the initial post:
I dont have a .htaccess file
To verify if there's really no redirection outside of Coppermine, please rename login.php to something different and create a new login.php file with the content
<?php echo "test"; ?>
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When I click login I see only the text : test, right now I am leaving it like this but I will be testing new stuff like taking the login.php from the fresh install and replacing but I dont think this will solve ...
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If you see "test" it means, that the redirection issue comes from Coppermine and no redirection rule as Joe expected. Replacing all core files might fix your issue. Please give it a try, maybe some files got corrupted during upload.
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Better than replacing I deleted all the files except config, albums and anycontent, then unzipped the latest package, and later I ran the upgrade or update.php ... there is nothing to replace ... all files are core files but in phpmyadmin I see that the fresh cpg I installed has few more tables than my old installation, I dont know why ... but I dont think this causes the problem
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So it works now as expected?
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I did what I said on the 3rd of October, so it isnt working.The problem is with the database ...When I change the config file of a fresh new install cpg with my old config file which means I use the database of my old cpg, the login.php is giving the same error.
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Sorry I missed the
I dont think this causes the problem
If it's your database, it's impossible to say what's wrong without having a look at your database. Please attach a dump of your Coppermine database to your next reply.
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Done
[attachment removed]
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There's something wrong with your cookie settings (I haven't checked yet what exactly). Additionally a workaround has been implemented wrongly causing an infinite loop.
Please open login.php, find
$ref = $CPG_REFERER ? '?referer='.urlencode($CPG_REFERER) : '';
and replace with
$ref = $CPG_REFERER ? '?reload_once&referer='.urlencode($CPG_REFERER) : '?reload_once';
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This helped now there isnt the infite loop but when I login it tells me : Welcome guest ... and I dont look like logged in ... because login.php is still displayed and I dont see admin options or logged user options ... and in the login.php it gives me this warning :
Enter your username and password to login
Warning your browser does not accept script's cookies
In the database I changed "cpg15" cookie to "hababam_galeri" something like this, created my own cookie, can this be the problem?
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I also get that message when I use your database. Your cookie name is "hababam.biz_galeri". I changed it to "hababam_biz_galeri" in my testbed and don't get that message anymore, so I assume there's an issue with the dot in the cookie name. Please remove/replace the dot in your cookie name and report if it works as expected.
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Oh my god, I cannot believe this stupid dot causing all of this ... it wasted 2 weeks from me, but as comparing to the fresh install I was thinking to change it to cpg15x to make things work, now all works! maybe I didnt need to edit the login.php I am gonna write the code I deleted back, but now everything works! thanks a zillion times :) have a nice day!
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Sorry for the econd post ... I cant delete/edit my posts thus can you please delete my attached DB?
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... can you please delete my attached DB?
Done
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FYI: the suggested code change will be in the next release anyway, so you don't need to delete it. Additionally I'll try to fix the dot issue.
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Thank you very much guys! much appreciated!
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FYI: You cannot use dots in cookie names in PHP. I've added a check that disallow dots in the cookie name configuration in SVN revision 8271.