The URL may be incorrect.
The parameters passed to this resource may be incorrect.
A resource that this resource relies on may be encountering an error.
For more detailed information about the error, please refer to the HTML source for this page.
If the error persists please contact the site maintainer <master at www dot domain dot com>. Thank you for your patience.
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So, you actually did the manual install and you tried to go to yourdomain.com/man.xpc and that is the message.
Well, if that is the case that you successfully did the manual install, you are on a *nix web server, and you are usign a top level domain to access your website (no subdomains) the error is pretty obvious.
That error means it cannot find the root or index object in your xpc_objects table.
If you installed everything correctly, filled out the yoursite.com_config.php file completely and placed it int he proper directory (i.e. apps/sites/cfgs ) that error can only mean one thing from a root link such as yoursite.com/.
Also review your site config file to make sure everything is filled and accurate.
It means it cannot find the table or the table does not have the minimal 5 rows sample data which includes the root folder, index file, header, and footer.
I would suggest a fresh install.
No sub-domain (if any used)
Complete sample data SQL dump.
Complete the entire samplesite_config.php file place it in the apps/sites/cfgs/ directory to match your top-level domain (no subdomains).
If it still does not work please let me know about your system setup you are using.
What server?
What paltofrm?
PHP version, MySQL version etc..
Good Luck!
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The FTP stuff failed so I did a manual install several times over and over.
As far as path info. there are only two that I see:
siteRoot
sitePath
Can you show me values for the above to on any system so I can maybe get a relationship of what I need ? Right now I have siteRoot = "/" But the sitePath reflects the actual path to the virtual site on this server. It was not clear to me if siteRoot should be the same or just "/" ?
thanks in advance
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The 'sitePath' variable in your config file is important and it is not what you said above.
Your sitePath is your document_root variable do a phpinfo() function in any PHP file or simply type echo $DOCUMENT_ROOT in any php file to see what your 'sitePath' is.
Beyond that that error is most likely that the 'resource' or mysql table row cannot be found. What is your MySQL version?
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I don't seem to have xpc_sites table in phportal_sample.sql. How is this setup or does someone have a copy of the SQL I can use to setup my table.
All I ever get is:
XPC ERROR:
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An error was encountered while publishing this resource at domain.com.
Resource not found
Sorry, the requested resource does not exist.
Check the URL and try again.
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Troubleshooting Suggestions
The URL may be incorrect.
The parameters passed to this resource may be incorrect.
A resource that this resource relies on may be encountering an error.
For more detailed information about the error, please refer to the HTML source for this page.
If the error persists please contact the site maintainer <master at www dot domain dot com>. Thank you for your patience.
There is no xpc_sites table that has been in any of the public releases yet.
There will be a xpc_sites table in a future version but at this point there is none and it is not necessary.
What is the question or problem you are specifically having?
Are you attempting a manual install with no luck?
correct a manual install with no luck. the 1st reply above is all I get with any url to the domain.
So, you actually did the manual install and you tried to go to yourdomain.com/man.xpc and that is the message.
Well, if that is the case that you successfully did the manual install, you are on a *nix web server, and you are usign a top level domain to access your website (no subdomains) the error is pretty obvious.
That error means it cannot find the root or index object in your xpc_objects table.
If you installed everything correctly, filled out the yoursite.com_config.php file completely and placed it int he proper directory (i.e. apps/sites/cfgs ) that error can only mean one thing from a root link such as yoursite.com/.
Also review your site config file to make sure everything is filled and accurate.
It means it cannot find the table or the table does not have the minimal 5 rows sample data which includes the root folder, index file, header, and footer.
I would suggest a fresh install.
No sub-domain (if any used)
Complete sample data SQL dump.
Complete the entire samplesite_config.php file place it in the apps/sites/cfgs/ directory to match your top-level domain (no subdomains).
If it still does not work please let me know about your system setup you are using.
What server?
What paltofrm?
PHP version, MySQL version etc..
Good Luck!
Apache/1.3.22 (Unix) (Red-Hat/Linux) mod_fastcgi/2.2.10 mod_perl/1.24_01 PHP/4.2.2 FrontPage/5.0.2 mod_ssl/2.8.5 OpenSSL/0.9.6b
The FTP stuff failed so I did a manual install several times over and over.
As far as path info. there are only two that I see:
siteRoot
sitePath
Can you show me values for the above to on any system so I can maybe get a relationship of what I need ? Right now I have siteRoot = "/" But the sitePath reflects the actual path to the virtual site on this server. It was not clear to me if siteRoot should be the same or just "/" ?
thanks in advance
The 'sitePath' variable in your config file is important and it is not what you said above.
Your sitePath is your document_root variable do a phpinfo() function in any PHP file or simply type echo $DOCUMENT_ROOT in any php file to see what your 'sitePath' is.
Beyond that that error is most likely that the 'resource' or mysql table row cannot be found. What is your MySQL version?
MySQL 3.23.41 running
I found the sitePath value after posting. Made a change and did not get anywhere. Still the same error. Nothing found.
"siteRoot" => "/home/virtual/site3/fst",
"sitePath" => "/home/virtual/site3/fst/var/www/html",
This does not work.
Have you tried the the most recent release, version 0.2.5?
yes I was trying to use 0.2.5
Sorry, to say I do not know how to help you from here.