login problems.. new site, same server
I have a new drupal site on my server. This is the fourth site. this one, the login does not go through, the page just refreshes. There are a lot of reports in the support forums. Does anybody have a fix. This is drupal 4.6.6 Thanks Vidya -- Projects Officer - DevNet http://www.devnet.org.gy Tel (592)-227-5723
Hi, Regarding the Drupal core 4.7, are the system requirments the same as instructed in the Handbook for 4.6? That is I wish to install Drupal 4.7 and my system is... Are these OK to go ahead and install 4.7? Version Information Linux Kernel: 2.4.31 [Nov 04 2005 13:07:07] Apache Version: 1.3.33 [Nov 26 2004 12:28:44] MySQL Version: 4.0.27 Perl Version: 5.006001 [Jan 10 2005 08:30:54] Python 1 Version: 1.5.2 [Aug 08 2002 02:54:18] Python 2 Version: 2.4.2 [Oct 03 2005 17:14:11] PHP CGI Version: 4.3.10 [Dec 17 2004 21:43:24] PHP Module Version: 4.3.10 (Click here for phpinfo) Perl CPAN Modules: 931 Installed (Click here for module info)
On 5/16/06, Tony Budak <TonyBudak@clnews.org> wrote:
Hi, Regarding the Drupal core 4.7, are the system requirments the same as instructed in the Handbook for 4.6? That is I wish to install Drupal 4.7 and my system is... Are these OK to go ahead and install 4.7? <snip> Hi Tony,
Your configuration should be fine, if I'm not mistaken PHP 4.3.3 is the minimal PHP version you need to have to run Drupal. Grtz, Breyten :-)
Breyten Ernsting wrote:
On 5/16/06, Tony Budak <TonyBudak@clnews.org> wrote:
Hi, Regarding the Drupal core 4.7, are the system requirments the same as instructed in the Handbook for 4.6? That is I wish to install Drupal 4.7 and my system is... Are these OK to go ahead and install 4.7? <snip> Hi Tony,
Your configuration should be fine, if I'm not mistaken PHP 4.3.3 is the minimal PHP version you need to have to run Drupal.
There is one important change: search module now requires the "create temporary table" MySQL permission. Cheers, Gerhard
Breyten Ernsting wrote:
On 5/16/06, Tony Budak <TonyBudak@clnews.org> wrote:
Hi, Regarding the Drupal core 4.7, are the system requirments the same as instructed in the Handbook for 4.6? That is I wish to install Drupal 4.7 and my system is... Are these OK to go ahead and install 4.7? <snip> Hi Tony,
Your configuration should be fine, if I'm not mistaken PHP 4.3.3 is the minimal PHP version you need to have to run Drupal.
There is one important change: search module now requires the "create temporary table" MySQL permission. ---------cut----------------- Hi and Thanks Guys, So I guess that the "create temporary table" MySQL permission, is something to deal with after the core install and during setup when the search module is added? Sorry, to be lame, Newbie here. Best, Tony
Tony Budak wrote:
Breyten Ernsting wrote:
On 5/16/06, Tony Budak <TonyBudak@clnews.org> wrote:
Hi, Regarding the Drupal core 4.7, are the system requirments the same as instructed in the Handbook for 4.6? That is I wish to install Drupal 4.7 and my system is... Are these OK to go ahead and install 4.7?
<snip> Hi Tony,
Your configuration should be fine, if I'm not mistaken PHP 4.3.3 is the minimal PHP version you need to have to run Drupal.
There is one important change: search module now requires the "create temporary table" MySQL permission.
---------cut----------------- Hi and Thanks Guys,
So I guess that the "create temporary table" MySQL permission, is something to deal with after the core install and during setup when the search module is added? Sorry, to be lame, Newbie here.
Yes, you can add it later. You will only need it if you intend to use search.module (which you should, because it is great). Don't forget to set up the cronjob so your site gets indexed. http://drupal.org/search/node/cronjob Cheers, Gerhard
Hi and Thanks Guys,
So I guess that the "create temporary table" MySQL permission, is something to deal with after the core install and during setup when the search module is added? Sorry, to be lame, Newbie here.
Yes, you can add it later. You will only need it if you intend to use search.module (which you should, because it is great). Don't forget to set up the cronjob so your site gets indexed. http://drupal.org/search/node/cronjob --------------cut---------------- Ok, I understand I think - LOL. Thanks again
On 5/15/06, Vidyaratha Kissoon <vidyak1@gmail.com> wrote:
I have a new drupal site on my server. This is the fourth site. this one, the login does not go through, the page just refreshes. There are a lot of reports in the support forums. Does anybody have a fix. This is drupal 4.6.6
Do you have cache enabled? I've seen that problem with cache enabled. Simply refreshing the page then registers the fact that the user is logged in. Can you share the URL for the site? Or your host? Regards, Greg -- Greg Knaddison | Growing Venture Solutions Denver, CO | http://growingventuresolutions.com Technology Solutions for Communities, Individuals, and Small Businesses
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