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environment not supported - rkhy - 07-14-2018
Hello
i have moved the files and database from an existing working codeigniter website to another server. Updated the database configuration accordingly. But when i try to access the site, it says "Your environment does not support this system"
here is the link to the site http://172.245.190.247/
can any one tell me what could be the issue?
thanks and regards
Ravi Kumar
RE: environment not supported - ciadmin - 07-14-2018
Are you using CodeIgniter 3? The error message text does not appear in the repo
This may not be a CodeIgniter issue, but rather a website configuration one.
RE: environment not supported - rkhy - 07-14-2018
(07-14-2018, 11:30 PM)ciadmin Wrote: Are you using CodeIgniter 3? The error message text does not appear in the repo
This may not be a CodeIgniter issue, but rather a website configuration one.
no, its codeigniter 1.
Ok, i have tried it on both local host and a web server as well..
there is no error in apache log.
where else should i look?
RE: environment not supported - ciadmin - 07-15-2018
Hmmm - 1.0 predates my experience with CI by several years.
The oldest verison I have a copy of is 1.7.2, and the string "Your environment" is notfound in it.
I would suspect a PHP version incompatibility. CI1.0 was probably intended to run with PHP4, possibly PHP5. I would make sure that your new server has the same PHP version.
There could be some old-timers on the forum (even older than me) who might be able to shed some light on this
RE: environment not supported - ciadmin - 07-15-2018
ps - it doesn't sound like an error that would show up in any of the usual logs, but rather a message that some PHP script is creating before it dies "normally".
The script triggering this might even be in some custom code inside your app, and not in the CI system folder.