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admin page nowhere to be found?


RandyA

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Hello all, I'm new to the forums and osCommerce, so bear with me.

 

Here's my situation. I installed osCommerce in a subdomain of one of the websites my company owns by yanking everything out of the catalog folder and sticking it in the httpdocs folder of said subdomain. The install went fine, aside from having to change permissions on configure.php. When I navigated to the site, it popped up without a problem. When I tried to navigate to the admin panel to login, here's what I got- click here. Nothing there, right?

 

Now for the really weird part. When I go up one level from http://shop.donosborne.com/admin/index.php to just http://shop.donosborne.com/admin - I see a bunch of JSP files. I've never installed JSP on our server, ever. All our stuff is in PHP/CGI.

 

Any advice would be very helpful. Thanks.

 

Randy

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Hello

 

Have you tried to edit the confugure.php files to point to the directory that your admin is?

 

Catalog>Includes>Configure.php

 

and

Catalog>Admin>Includes>Configure.php

 

Make sure you get the ones off your sever to edit first.

 

Shanda

Shanda- I have looked at both configure files just now, and as far as I can tell, they both have all the appropriate filepaths. The fileserver path for the main store is "/var/www/vhosts/donosborne.com/subdomains/shop/httpdocs/", and the admin directory is "/var/www/vhosts/donosborne.com/subdomains/shop/httpdocs/admin/". So in short, I'm very confused.

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  define('DIR_WS_ADMIN', '/products/order/admin/');
 define('DIR_FS_ADMIN', DIR_FS_DOCUMENT_ROOT . DIR_WS_ADMIN);
 define('DIR_WS_CATALOG', '/products/order/');

 

This is what i have in mine.......I didnt add the home/wwwroot/..... part

 

 

But hopefully that will hlep... i dont know how the whole sub domain thing works.....

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