RosterCP doesn't work.

by **arwenn** » Wed Jul 09, 2008 4:53 pm

Hi all !

Sorry if this case have already been submitted, I doesn't find answered in database with the Search Engine.

I've installed WowRoster 2.0 Roster, install works fine but I can't configure it.

Rostercp.html "not found" so impossible to configure Guild name, server name, etc...

If i don't write "roster/index.php" it does'nt find the index page...

If someone could help me please ?

Many thanks per advance !

by **PleegWat** » Wed Jul 09, 2008 6:49 pm

You should by default be directed to roster/index.php?p=rostercp, and this should also be where the link in the menu sends you. Somehow, yours seems to have landed in SEO mode while your host does not support that.

Did it ever work since installing?

by **arwenn** » Wed Jul 09, 2008 8:03 pm

I've another Roster but Version 1.7.3 which works correctly...

And this one have never work since installing, I just access to /index.php?p=rostercp but if I clic a button on the right menu (Reset configuration, Change password, etc) I don't have the page.

Change password send me on http://www.arwenn.net/roster/rostercp/change_pass.html directly and page is not found...

What is "SEO mode" please ? ... perharps I've check a box that I didn't...

by **tuigii** » Wed Jul 09, 2008 9:02 pm

arwenn wrote:Change password send me on http://www.arwenn.net/roster/rostercp/change_pass.html directly and page is not found...

What is "SEO mode" please ? ... perharps I've check a box that I didn't...

Yep, looks like a SEO link to me - so you activated

But let's talk about something different (and finally, completely related).The .htaccess file in your roster dir (the one that's been put there when you uploaded WoWRoster:
Take the line that says

Code: Select all: RewriteRule ^(.*) index.php

and make it look like

Code: Select all: RewriteRule ^(.*) roster/index.php

or even

Code: Select all: RewriteRule ^(.*) /roster/index.php

Because after all, you didn't install WoWRoster in the web server root, but in a sub dir, named roster/ (as I did

).

What Pleeagwat measn : SEO works if stuff like RewriteRule and RewriteCond are accepted by your host in your .htacces files.

You could shut down SEO mode by hand : just dive into phpmyadmin, go to the {prefix}config table, and change the option named seo_url

by **arwenn** » Wed Jul 09, 2008 10:55 pm

Wonderfull it works fine now !!

Many thanks for your help !!

by **PleegWat** » Wed Jul 09, 2008 11:04 pm

The normal (relative) rewrite paths should work fine. I know I run it in a subdirectory, and it works fine with the default .htaccess.
Guess it could be a windows issue. I think all of the devs are on linux nowadays.

by **zanix** » Thu Jul 10, 2008 8:04 am

I dev Roster on windows and linux with apache
Just to make sure it works

by **tuigii** » Thu Jul 10, 2008 4:34 pm

PleegWat wrote:The normal (relative) rewrite paths should work fine. I know I run it in a subdirectory, and it works fine with the default .htaccess.
Guess it could be a windows issue. I think all of the devs are on linux nowadays.

Noop, running here a host from BIG a hosting compagny using
Linux web325.90.ha.ovh.net 2.6.24.5-grsec-mutu-grs-ipv4-32
My PC: well, a MAC right now (must be Unix ;-) )
The thing is : the Apache Rewrite mod is being 'touched' so it can handle my type of server : a shared one.

Believe me, just leaving a relative path as

Code: Select all: RewriteRule ^(.*) index.php

should be working, I agree, but in my case, it just doesn't.
It's a providers issue (the way he handles its servers).

On my private (personnal test-bed) Linux server, this, of cours, works without touching anything.