PyroCMS v0.9.7.4 - an open-source modular general purpose CMS

[eluser]ray73864[/eluser]
Everytime i tried to download the latest tarball of PyroCMS from github, it kept giving me a .tar.gz file that only had the 'assets' directory in it.

when i downloaded the .zip file though, i got the entire thing as one would expect.

[eluser]Phil Sturgeon[/eluser]
That is very stragne. Sadly this will be an issue with GitHub as the compressed files are automatically generated, I will report it.

[eluser]Phil Sturgeon[/eluser]
Ok I pushed v0.9.5.1 to master as I knw I wont have time to solve the remaining less common and more tricky bugs otnight.

This takes care of bugs with the default_data.sql schema which will probably stop many of you from getting it up and running. It also takes care of JiLiZART's mbstring issue and a few other smaller bits I noticed since v0.9.5.

Keep the bug reports coming!

[eluser]ray73864[/eluser]
Just installed it onto my system and it looks rather ugly, mostly because none of the stylesheets or JS stuff is working at all.

my server:
Ubuntu 9.04 w/ Lighttpd+MySQL+PHP

using the Lighttpd MySQL vhost arrangement, URL for the website is 'http://test.rayherring.net/pyrocms' and when i first set it up, the base_url() code forgot to add a trailing slash so it became 'http://test.rayherring.net/pyrocmsindex.php/login.html'

being LightTPD, there is no .htaccess file so i had to add index.php in as the file (pretty simple task), but as i say, none of the CSS or JS files are being loaded.

[eluser]Phil Sturgeon[/eluser]
I spotted a similar issue on Ubuntu 8.04 with there being not trailing slash. I'll get that added in.

Glad to see this being tested on lighthttpd, didn't really want to have to set that up myself.

I'll add a note into the install instructions about adding in index.php, but I would prefer to find a .htaccess equivalent rule. Anything in lighthttpd that can take care of it?

[eluser]Phil Sturgeon[/eluser]
Possible solution for lighthttpd. I havent tested this as I have no access to a lighthttpd environment right now, but I am reasonably confident it will work.

Put this in your lighthttpd.conf.

Code:

url.rewrite = (

    "modules/(.+)/controllers/(.+)\.php$" => "/index.php/$1/$2",
    "controllers/(.+)\.php$" => "/index.php/$1",

    "^(.*)$" => "index.php/$1"
)

If it does work, it will support the same Coda preview URL's that the .htaccess does too.

[eluser]ray73864[/eluser]
yeah, i use lighttpd rewrite rules for other websites too, will definitely try it out to see if it fixes the problem

[eluser]ray73864[/eluser]
doesn't seem to have fixed it, when i put that in it stopped all the websites from working, so i then proceeded to set up a vhost for pyrocms to be 'pyrocms.rayherring.net' and then put the url rewrite into a

Code:

$HTTP["host"] == "pyrocms.rayherring.net" {
url.rewrite = (

    "modules/(.+)/controllers/(.+)\.php$" => "/index.php/$1/$2",
    "controllers/(.+)\.php$" => "/index.php/$1",

    "^(.*)$" => "index.php/$1"
)
}

and all i get now is a 404 page if i browse to http://pyrocms.rayherring.net/index.php or an 'It Works' if i leave off the index.php

[eluser]Unknown[/eluser]
[quote author="boony" date="1243074826"]Hi,

Sorry, I originally posted this as a new thread, but have reposted here to talk to the pyro gurus...

I’ve waiting to try pyrocms and finally downloaded and installed on my localhost. Created the database and set the database. Have got this so far (I use uniserver).

www/
/pyrocms
/public_html
/application

I can get to the home page by going to localhost/public_html

but when I enter the login details I get:

The requested URL /public_html/users/login.html was not found on this server.

I cant seem to get any further. Any suggestions as to what is wrong with my configuration?[/quote]

for testing purposes, disable htacccess to see if it's working. i experience this too.

and this is the steps that i have done to make it work.

rename .htaccess into something .e.g mv .htaccess htaksis

edit application/config/config.php and find the line which has $config['index_page'] = '';

and set the value

$config['index_page'] = 'index.php';


i haven't check much if it's misconfiguration on routes or rewrite rule, but for testing purposes, i won't bothered with dirty url.

the issues i got for now is in the product modules with that configuration .. the image doesn't shows up. i will try to fix this later.

the photo are uploaded in the asset/img/products folder .. but somehow the src tag is pointing to a wrong file name. what's in product folder is Photo_4_thumb.jpg and the final html code is <img src="/application/assets/img/products/Photo_4_home.jpg" alt="products/Photo_4_home" />

[eluser]ray73864[/eluser]
this is gonna sound stupid, but how do you actually create a new 'admin' account? I logged in as the demo user, clicked on 'Users', went to add a new user, but know-where could i find how you turn that user account into an admin account.

Also, when creating a new navigation link, could the auto-addition of 'http://' be removed (or atleast made optional?), as i am trying to add a new link to a telnet address, since the website is for a text-based game, but it keeps appending 'http://' to the beginning of it (causing it to become: http://telnet://stf.mushhosting.net:1701)

Another problem i have found ( maybe it is because i am trying to edit the 'home' page using the demo account ) is that when i go to the 'pages' and click 'edit' for the home page, it shows the modifications i have made to it, and apparently saves it to the DB (i have checked the DB, it is definately being saved correctly), however when i go to view the home page on the website, it still shows the default message about making changes to the site please bookmark and look back later.