[geeklog-users] can't login

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This is just a guess, but make sure that you $CONF['site_url'] variable 
includes the port number (:8080).  I forgot that on my first geeklog 
install (also using port 8080) and it caused all sorts of strange behavior.

-Vinny

Dirk wrote:

>Brian wrote:
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>>I have a brand-new, clean installation of RedHat 9, completely stock 
>>except for tiny weaks to get GL running. (register globals, etc.) Apache 
>>2.0.40 running on :8080, PHP 4.2.2.
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>I have heard other reports were people just couldn't get Geeklog to work
>on Apache 2. However, they were mostly on Windows.
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>I'm not sure what the official status of PHP on Apache 2 is. Last I
>heard, the PHP developers promised official support for PHP 4.3.0.
>However, we're now at PHP 4.3.2 and I still haven't seen a statement that
>explicitly says they're supporting Apache 2 now.
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>First thing you could try: Upgrade to the current versions of both Apache
>(2.0.47) and PHP (4.3.2). Maybe that makes a difference.
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>Alternative: Downgrade Apache to 1.3.28. That helped in all Apache 2-
>related cases I heard of.
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>bye, Dirk
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