Locahostl Test server

[DVBHardware]

I am realy stuck.

My local test server for contrib testing hangs when at checkout_process. I pulled a copy off my live server which works flawlessly, restored various backups and still the same white screen. My 2 config files are perfect. I have reinstalled apache, PHP, Mysql, .

 

I am missing somthing and I do not know what it is. Maybe somthing is corupt in my local server config ??

 

 

Any Thoughts ????

[Guest]

do you have ssl on your live server? you most likely dont have the same ssl cert instaled locally, as your domain name points to the live site. set ssl_enable to false and try again.

[DVBHardware]

do you have ssl on your live server?  you most likely dont have the same ssl cert instaled locally, as your domain name points to the live site.  set ssl_enable to false and try again.

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no not yet, is there any other config settings besides the catalog & admin ?

[♥Vger]

Check to make sure that you don't have a folder called 'local' with an alternative configure.php file in it. If you do then this file has the authority to override other configure files, also application_top.php

 

Vger

[DVBHardware]

Check to make sure that you don't have a folder called 'local' with an alternative configure.php file in it.  If you do then this file has the authority to override other configure files, also application_top.php

 

Nope do not have that, I just copied everything to another drive, still the same.

[♥Vger]

You'll have to go through both of your configure.php files, because it looks as though some of those settings apply to your live website e.g database name, absolute pathways etc.

 

Vger

[DVBHardware]

Problem Found;

 

Aparently 5 days ago I forgot I had removed a JAVA_BYTEVER.A virus, some how it affected 2 files that are needed that you have to copy to the windows folder php*.dll & one other that caused my problems with curl. Since I never checked the checkout process of the local osc I never knew of the error since I was not doing mods in that area. The reason I did not find it when reinstalling the local server was that I never replaced those 2 files. Both the apache conf & the php.ini were not effected.

 

The moral to this story is not to do a 99.999% clean install do 100%.

 

Thanks people for your help.

 

Jimmy

[♥Vger]

Glad you were able to get it sorted.

 

Vger