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How to manage example.com website from admin.example.com - HarrysR - 11-15-2018
Hey,
I'd like to ask if it's possible to manage files, folders etc. of the main domain (example.com) from subdomain (e.g.: admin.example.com).
I want to create (folders, upload files etc.) in the main domain but i can't while i get a 505 error.
Have you faced anything like that? How did you solve it?
Thanks!
RE: How to manage example.com website from admin.example.com - dave friend - 11-15-2018
That's a strange server response. What exactly are you doing to produce that?
RE: How to manage example.com website from admin.example.com - HarrysR - 11-15-2018
(11-15-2018, 04:28 PM)dave friend Wrote: That's a strange server response. What exactly are you doing to produce that?
It's something like a blog. But i placed the main site in "example.com" and the admin panel in "admin.example.com".
What i also want is to be able to manage the files from subdomain.
Is that possible?
RE: How to manage example.com website from admin.example.com - dave friend - 11-15-2018
Yes, it should be possible. (Did you post this question on Stack Overflow too? I have a suggestion there.)
But what's happening to cause a 505? That response means HTTP VERSION NOT SUPPORTED so I'd take a close look at any special headers you're setting.
RE: How to manage example.com website from admin.example.com - HarrysR - 11-16-2018
(11-15-2018, 06:50 PM)dave friend Wrote: Yes, it should be possible. (Did you post this question on Stack Overflow too? I have a suggestion there.)
But what's happening to cause a 505? That response means HTTP VERSION NOT SUPPORTED so I'd take a close look at any special headers you're setting.
No i've not posted something on stack overflow! Every issue related to codeigniter is suddenly unknown for them! Let's not talk about it!!
I think that it's something related to the config of the image upload. Here's the part of the "Posts" controller where i set the config for the image upload:
Code:
$post_id = random_string('numeric', 7);
$dir_exist = false;
if( !is_dir('../../htdocs/assets/img/posts' . $post_id) ){
mkdir('../../petvres/assets/img/posts' . $post_id, 0777, true);
$dir_exist = true;
}
if (!empty($_FILES['mainImg']['name'])) {
$config = array(
'upload_path' => '../../htdocs/assets/img/posts/' . $post_id,
'encrypt_name' => TRUE,
'allowed_types' => 'gif|jpg|jpeg|png',
'max_size' => '1310720',
'max_width' => '2048',
'max_height' => '2048'
);
$img_data = array();
$this->load->library('upload', $config);
...
(the rest of the controller code)I think there's something wrong with the upload_path.
RE: How to manage example.com website from admin.example.com - dave friend - 11-16-2018
Could it be that first, you see if the path '../../htdocs/assets/img/posts ...'; exists
and if it does not you create a directory ../../petvres/assets/img/posts'
But then you move forward with the first one as your upload directory.
Which seem like some part of that must be a mistake, but there is much code you don't show meaning I don't understand all I know.
I'm confused by what you're attempting to check with the path '../../htdocs/assets/img/posts' . $post_id. That relative path is not required.
As far as the server is concerned the main script executing is index.php. So, unless your code has called chdir('/some/dir/); the current working directory is 'htdocs'. So I think what you really want is
PHP Code:
if( !is_dir('./assets/img/posts' . $post_id) ){
I don't see where you use $dir_exist but consider setting it like this
PHP Code:
$dir_exist = mkdir('/what/ever/it/is/really/supposed/to/" . "$be:, 0777, true);
and I don't think any of this would cause a 505 server response.