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Nautiqeman December 20th, 2004 09:21 AM

A question....
 
Now I don't know if this is really the place for this, and it could be just my hosting provider's problem (which they are looking into it right now) but I installed the gallery and when I goto the link and click to go into that gallery instead of going to http://www.domainname.com/gallery it goes to domainname.hostingsolution.com/gallery and messes up because it does not recognize that I'm logged in already. Any ideas on why this happens that way??

Just asking here to see if anyone else had a similiar problem at any point in time. Thanks for your time.

Brian December 20th, 2004 09:47 AM

Re: A question....
 
Seems to be working fine for me... If you're still having problems though check the 'Gallery URL' under your vBa Gallery settings and your 'Forum URL' and 'Home URL' settings under your main vB options and make sure those are all set correctly.

Nautiqeman December 20th, 2004 11:14 AM

Re: A question....
 
yeah I think it's a hosting solution problem -- not really sure why they set up the domain as like a sub-domain or something -- I checked all the URLs and settings and everything looks to be fine. Even when I type www.domainname.com/gallery into the location bar it'll redirect to the domainname.hostingsolution.com/gallery -- which makes no sense

KW802 December 20th, 2004 12:29 PM

Re: A question....
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Nautiqeman
yeah I think it's a hosting solution problem -- not really sure why they set up the domain as like a sub-domain or something -- I checked all the URLs and settings and everything looks to be fine. Even when I type www.domainname.com/gallery into the location bar it'll redirect to the domainname.hostingsolution.com/gallery -- which makes no sense

Nautigeman,

For the nuts of it check the root directory for an "index.cgi" file and if there is one, check the contents of it.

Nautiqeman December 20th, 2004 12:37 PM

Re: A question....
 
there isn't one? Why what should I be looking for in there???

KW802 December 20th, 2004 12:51 PM

Re: A question....
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Nautiqeman
there isn't one? Why what should I be looking for in there???

It was just a shot. :) My hosting company handles their sub-domains through entries in a index.cgi file; when I recently added a second domain that points to the first one the index.cgi files were completely screwing me up in that unless I specified the complete path to the file (eg: {root}/gallery/index.php instead of just {root}/gallery) it would give me a 404 error.

Nautiqeman December 20th, 2004 12:54 PM

Re: A question....
 
oh ok -- well thanks for giving it that shot :)


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