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Re: [SUMO] Localhost
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From: Alberto B. <pro...@gm...> - 2012-02-24 15:35:41
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2012/2/24 Alberto Basso <pro...@gm...>: > Hi Felix, > thanks for using my software, I hope to update soon this application > with new interface and completly rewritten code! > > About your problem... > Try to set a new node using <your production server name or ip> as > host/ip, than set a new access point, with the same data like the > "old" accesspoint (localhost) on test server, but that use this new > node. > Or... create this new node, for eg. using > www.your_production_address.com as host/ip address and assign it to > your accesspoint. > > Please, give me your feedback, if fails I'm here and if you want I can > connect to tour server and look your configuration to solve this > question. > > Have a nice day, > alberto > > > 2012/2/24 Felix Hruschka <fe...@hr...>: >> Dear Alberto, >> >> >> >> Hope this finds you well. I also wanted to thank you for this great >> software! >> >> >> >> I’m now using SUMO for developing a database application project since 2008, >> and tried to upgrade from 0.4.2 to 0.5.0. >> >> I’m running into similar problems as found in the thread [SUMO] Localhost >> below. >> >> >> >> In 4.2 I have all my accesspoints defined on “Local Node” on my development >> machine (everything works nicely on //localhost/myfile.php), and can then >> upload a database dump to the remote server and everything still works at >> //servername/myfile.php. >> >> >> >> In 5.0, after uploading the database on the server, logins show not the >> “Name” of the access point but only “Login” and logins fail with “Group >> denied”. >> >> >> >> If I create a node for servername (as you suggested below) and assign the >> accesspoints to that node it works for //servername/myfile.php, but no >> longer for //localhost/myfile.php, because (as I understand) the database >> becomes then specific to the server-machine and is no longer portable to >> another server. >> >> >> >> There is no error message (as you asked Santiago Galindo). >> >> >> >> I tried with “verbose errors = true” and found (for login to the control >> panel) the message line: >> >> (mysql): SELECT * FROM sumo_accesspoints WHERE path = '/sumo/index.php' AND >> node = ( SELECT id FROM sumo_nodes WHERE host = 'localhost' ) >> >> where ‘localhost’ changes to ‘servername’ if I run it on the server. >> >> IMHO this explains why SUMO cannot find the accesspoint record for the page >> and denies access to the groups which have permission. >> >> >> >> Did I miss some configuration setting for “Local Node” becoming a synonym >> for any servername on which the program is running, or is there some >> workaround other than maintaining separate server specific databases (which >> becomes cumbersome with hundreds of accesspoint-protected pages) ? >> >> >> >> If not, then I’ll just keep 4.2. >> >> Your software is so great that I don’t want to switch to any other solution. >> >> >> >> All the best >> >> Felix >> >> >> >> PS: >> >> development machine: WinVista + xampp 1.7.3 >> >> server machine: Win2008 + xampp 1.7.3 >> >> >> >> --------------------------------------------------- >> >> Dipl.-Ing. Dr.mont. Felix Hruschka >> >> Erzherzog Johann-Strasse 15 >> >> A-8700 Leoben, AUSTRIA >> >> Tel/Fax: +43-(0)3842-44674 >> >> Mobile/Cel: +43-(0)676-7480160 >> >> Skype: fhruschka >> >> E-mail: fe...@hr... >> >> Internet: http://tbb.hruschka.com >> >> >> >> >> >> Re: [SUMO] Localhost >> >> From: Alberto Basso <albertobasso@us...> - 2009-12-23 14:38 >> >> Hi! >> >> What error message you receive? >> >> >> >> However... >> >> Try to add a new node with these parameters: >> >> >> >> host/ip: 157.100.114.187 >> >> active: yes >> >> protocol: http >> >> sumo path: /sumo/ >> >> >> >> Alb. >> >> >> >> >> >> 2009/12/22 Santiago Galindo Hidalgo <sp_galindo@...>: >> >>> Hi alberto thank you so much for your help... i really appreciate it >> >>> >> >>> I found the problem... I'm tasting the sumo as >> >>> http://localhost/sima/index.php and i see my access point called "Inicio" >> >>> but when i try to access my application from an external host i need to >>> put >> >>> this direction http://157.100.114.187/sima/index.php and i can see my >>> access >> >>> point "Inicio", just "Login" and i can't login. >> >>> >> >>> I think is something about the nodes... i was trying to create a new node >> >>> but the problem percist >> >>> >> >>> Have a nice day alberto... i hope you can help me >> >>> >> >> >> >> |