Martynas, where are you? ;-)
there is no way?
Were you running php-frm then upgraded to php-fastcgi?????
If so, then those of use who changed over is the reason why this is not working.
Were you running php-frm then upgraded to php-fastcgi?????
If so, then those of use who changed over is the reason why this is not working.
I am late to this thread and honestly have not read though it, is this using apache or nginx?
meh.
I know what causes my phpmyadmin to not work.
don't have time to read all the way through it.
have fun.
Also having this problem. I did converted from php-fpm to fastcgi.
Same errors, same results.
Thinking a moment from the beginning... what's the difference between using the URL and using a domain name resolving to the main server IP# (I presume it's the main server IP#).
Thinking a moment from the beginning... what's the difference between using the URL and using a domain name resolving to the main server IP# (I presume it's the main server IP#).
I'm presuming the only difference is that in the hostheader the packets destined for the domain name have the domain information. Which apache is using to determine the username under which the software is running.
I just checked oin a server of mine running with mod_ruid2, php 2.x (and built with custombuld 2). Both a domain pointing to the main IP# and the main IP# allow access.
So I'm guessing (only guessing) that the problem has to do with ownership.
Or am I off in the wrong direction?
Jeff
Thinking a moment from the beginning... what's the difference between using the URL and using a domain name resolving to the main server IP# (I presume it's the main server IP#).
I'm presuming the only difference is that in the hostheader the packets destined for the domain name have the domain information. Which apache is using to determine the username under which the software is running.
I just checked oin a server of mine running with mod_ruid2, php 2.x (and built with custombuld 2). Both a domain pointing to the main IP# and the main IP# allow access.
So I'm guessing (only guessing) that the problem has to do with ownership.
Or am I off in the wrong direction?
Jeff