Conflict between 2 versions of SPIP

Re: Conflict between 2 versions of SPIP

Re: Conflict between 2 versions of SPIP

Re: Conflict between 2 versions of SPIP

Re: Conflict between 2 versions of SPIP

Re: Conflict between 2 versions of SPIP

Hi

I don't know what your problem is but I always find it very difficult to 
use logins or passwords in Arabic characters. Do your login and password 
use Arabic characters?

George

kamran Mir Hazar wrote:

> Here is the error that I give when I try to restore a backup of SPIP 
> 1.9 on SPIP 1.9. and when I want to reconnect says The identifier 
> "............" is unknown
>
>
>   Connection error
>
>
>
> You identified yourself with the login , but it does not exist in the 
> database (anymore). Try to reconnect 
> <http://kabulpress.org/myk/spiptest/spip.php?action=logout&logout=prive>having 
> quit then restarted your browser if necessary.
>
>
> *
> *
> **
>

Re: Conflict between 2 versions of SPIP

spip_meta

create an SPIP Farm using mutualisation

On Thu, Feb 26, 2009 at 4:09 AM, Martín Gaitán <gaitan <at> gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> Another option exists and may be easier to maintain :
>> it's using one installation of SPIP for several websites.
>> (a plugin makes it really easy
>> : http://www.spip-contrib.net/La-mutualisation-facile )
>>
>> .Gilles
>
> I've tried the mutualization and I must say it works as a charm. I think I
> gonna implement it on my futures sites.
>
> http://granja.nqnwebs.com
> http://granja2.nqnwebs.com
>
> Both are over the same shared spip core. Great!
>
> Now a question: How I could mutualize site under a subdirectory of a root
> site?
>
> for example:
> myspip.com/spip1
> myspip.com/spip2
> myspip.com/anotherspip
>
> thanks.
> Martin

I've sent this mail a few days ago, but just to Gilles (I did the
"reply" mistake).

I'm trying to do a 'public spip farm' using mutualisation. Users could
register an get your own spip (with commons plugins an squelettes) to
use as blog or whatever.

My problem is that I can't create a subdomain for each new site (I
need to it manually on my hosting), although I could create a simbolic
link automaticly that call the directory where the mutualized spip is
installed. These look like directories for a domain.

http://myspip.com/spip1
http://myspip.com/spip2
and so on...

When I try to install a mutualized spip from a subdirectory, the
Mutualization plugin recognize just the domain, because it uses
$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']  to know which site the user want to create or visit.

So, I want to hack it to give support to subdirectories, but I failed
with my attemps. The idea is read the full URL (domain + subdirectory)
and replace "/" by "-" to convert it to a valid name for spip.

For example

I replace
$site = str_replace('www.', '', $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']);

by

$site = str_replace('www.', '', $_SERVER['SCRIPT_URI']);
$site = str_replace('http://', '', $site);
$site = substr($site, 0, -1);
$site = str_replace('/', '-', $site);

If I call it from http://nqnwebs.com/newsite  by default mutualization
try to create 'sites/nqnwebs.com'  but with this hack it's
'sites/nqnwebs.com-newsite' that it's a valid directory.

The problem, of course, is then it fail with redirectioning.

Well, any help will be very appreciated for me, and if it works, for
future spip users.

thanks
martin
_______________________________________________
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Re: spip_meta

Hi Kamran,

On 02/03/2009, at 1:47 AM, kamran Mir Hazar wrote:

> Hello,
> Does anyone know how to fix the following issue?
> When I wanted to restore a backup of SPIP1.9 on the same version I  
> give the following error while restoring table spip_meta:
> The identifier "............" is unknown. Connection error/ You  
> identified yourself with the login , but it does not exist in the  
> database (anymore). Try to reconnecthaving quit then restarted your  
> browser if necessary.

This sounds like the backup file that you restored may have different  
users to the site? I sometimes see error messages like this when I'm  
using a SPIP backup file to transfer the content from a development  
server to a live server and each has different author details in the  
database.

Whenever I have trouble with SPIP's authentication, the first thing I  
try is deleting all of my cookies for that site and logging in again.  
If that doesn't work, I delete everything in tmp/ and check the  
permissions of IMG/ config/ local/ and tmp/ again. If it still won't  
work, I try both again at the same time.

Other than that, my approach to SPIP complaining about authentication  
details is to manually edit the database using the mysql command-line  
or phpMyAdmin. If update all of the fields correctly then creating  
new users, changing password, etc. is reasonably easy.

> I force to start SPIP again same as installing a new one. When I  
> login again it asks :
>  If you are a site administrator, please click on this link……..When  
> I follow the link, asked to create a file or a directory with this  
> name for example: admin_a3e344bb00
> When I wanted create the same folder or a file and reload it, I  
> give that message again to create file or folder admin_a3e344bb00.  
> The file or folder that I do create under folder tmp, it  
> automatically deletes after reload.

Regards,

Thomas Sutton

Web Developer
bouncingorange
graphic + web design