No errors, no tables, 404 at root, can't login to admin
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OK, here’s a weird one (or i assume weird…) My setup: Mac OS X 10.5 I go to the install, it tells me to change permissions of the config.php and /public directory. I do that. I run the install with verified data for the MySQL connection. I tried later to put in bad data and got an error, so Im 99% sure its good data. OK I’ve tried re-installing like 25 times, its good data. :) I tried manually disabling PDO in the config.tmpl file. No success, I just get a driver unavailable error or something along those lines. I don’t get any data in the tables. I don’t get any errors (all the installation page shows is “Frog CMS is installed, you must delete the install/ folder now!”). I go to the site root and get a 404 error. I go to the admin folder, try admin/password and it doesnt work (obviously, there aren’t any db tables…). Any ideas? I want to base a project off Frog and don’t want to use another CMS unless I have to. :-) -Blaine |
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We have had some odd “no tables created” reports lately, but arising for different reasons. It looks like you’re developing on “localhost”, is that right? I forget which local setup has been giving Frog issues. I use XAMPP on WinXP, and it’s fine. One Frog user has a portable version for Windows working. Is it possible for you to try installing to a live server to see if it is your local set up? Hopefully some Mac users will come along to offer advice, too! |
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Update: I manually captured all of the SQL coming from the install script, and manually ran that script, thus creating all the proper tables and records. Still getting the 404 at root and can’t log into the admin area. Anymore ideas? Shouldn’t be something with my local setup, I’ve got quite a few other PHP apps (Cake, Kohana, CodeIgniter based apps) running locally. |
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Update: Resolved! |