Tag Archives: Server Root

Abyss Web Server – localhost?

Posted on November 13, 2012 by admin569 views

Maybe you have noticed my submit on Abyss Web Server but today I’m having reactions to it! I mount it and just about all, run setup. exe, just exactly what I did continue time. I go configured to run PHP Scripts and also my site (2Monkey Studios) is C: \Abyss Internet Server\htdocs\2monkey. Now here’s the issue. The web node is running and turned on e. t. c. Then I go Microsoft Internet Explorer in addition to type: http: //localhost/2monkey/home. htm Now on this old server (I must uninstall my previous edition of Abyss and re-install) this will have worked, but with this one, I find page not identified. Why It has taken me a while to explain, but I am hoping you get me personally now. Please can you help. Please… I am aware this sounds instead a silly dilemma, but are you sure how the file in dilemma exists Of course, it does. C: \Abyss Web Server\htdocs\2monkey\home. htm is the directory. Does your config file point towards the folder being the ServerRoot will be C: \Abyss Internet Server\ Im leaping at straws these because I can not see any immediate issues, but an option is to try. Don’t forget … Continue reading →

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Help! Nowhere hidden to put private config file!

Posted on October 15, 2012 by admin592 views

On the new website, all I’ve is a actual directory on my personal FTP. I do not have any directories underneath it helping put config files, we don’t want anybody to determine. The people along at the host said in order to password protect the directory the config file is currently in (a subdir in the root) with htaccess, but merely do this then the PHP include()s won’t be able to access it. Possibly there is any other way to make this file private on the outside world With thanks! You could take a step like this: PHP: if  (  $_SERVER’PHP_SELF’  ==  ‘/protectedFolder/protectedFile. php’  )        die(  ‘Private  record,   buddy.   Step  back again. ‘  ); I believe should work. Naturally, you change /protected… on the appropriate folder/file, relative on the *server root*. Ah I see, so should the actual file inside the browser is the private one, it’s going to display the meaning, but if it is a different page as well as private file is just being included, it won’t Because it isn’t really the current page I think I getcha. With thanks, buddy WE wouldn’t even show a message. Just forward them onto for … Continue reading →

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