Did you look for php errors? It looks like some pre-req failure.
You could try to make a fresh install, then change $t_url to see if it
helps.
Keep in touch.
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Auro
On 18 nov, 15:54, Sarah Baker <
saba...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Well, that seems to help, I'm not getting 404 errors now, but I'm not seeing much else either.
> I'm starting to wonder if the manual install pieces didn't go as well as I thought
> or if I have some other related or underlying issue.
> I don't see the login screen.
> So now if I go tohttps://
testlink.veracartacorp.com/testlink/
> the resulting page ishttps://
testlink.veracartacorp.com/testlink/login.php?note=expired
> and the page is empty.
> The httpd logs don't seem to have any complaints in them...
> I've verified other aspects are still working - like static pages, etc.
> Where might I find a clue? error messages or logs?
> -Sarah
> Auro Florentino wrote:Hi Sarah, Try to hardcode your full url on the $t_url var, in lib/functions/ configCheck.php, ex: $t_url = '
https://testlink.veracartacorp.com/testlink/'; Good luck! Auro On 17 nov, 23:07, Sarah Baker<
saba...@gmail.com>wrote:I've setup a virtualhost for https to testlink and I could get to the install/index.php and see the resulting page, but because I had an existing mysql installation I did the manual install to setup the database. The instructions seemed fine and all appeared good until... Now when I attempthttps://<domain>/testlink/ to attempt a login, I don't get the login screen at all, I get a 404 forhttp://<domain>/testlink/login.php?note=expired I can get to the help pages fine withhttps://
testlink.veracartacorp.com/testlink/gui/help/en_US/content.html Why is it returning an http reference and what's the problem? I am not familiar with php, just a general IT person but I'd guess somehow it's not picking up it's an https site... I couldn't tell anything in the config.inc.php that gave me any clues... FYI my php version is 5.1.6 on CentOS 5 platform running apache 2.2.3 -Sarah