Templates and access to administration problems

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lachistera
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Templates and access to administration problems

Post by lachistera »

Hello:
I am new in Serendipity, and I have 2 problems (I think they have a relation).
It works perfect on local: I mean: I can work directly in the server, and there is no problem with that.
-But when I want to access from other computer, the template doesn't work (you can see just plain white and black text) (excepting with bulletproof template).
-When I want to access to the administration module, it gives this error: 404. It tries to go to: http://biblioteca/blog/index.php?/admin.
But if I try to go manually to http://biblioteca/blog/serendipity_admin.php , it goes, but without template, also: just plain text.

Also: when I try to go back or to the homepage, I click at the title or the description, but it adresses to 127.0.0.1 (localhost), and so it doesn't find the route.

What can I do?

Thank you,

Daniel
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Re: Templates and access to administration problems

Post by garvinhicking »

Hi!

I assume when you work local, you use a hostname like "localhost", and when you access it externally you use a hotname like "biblioteca". Check your s9y configuration, you should always either use the external hostname or enable the option "autodetect HTTP Hostname" so that you can use any hostname that is available.

HTH,
Garvin
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lachistera
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Re: Templates and access to administration problems

Post by lachistera »

Thank you very much, Garvin:
I didn't understand very well (I am just a user, and don't know about informatics), but it works!

Really, thank you!

Daniel
garvinhicking wrote:Hi!

I assume when you work local, you use a hostname like "localhost", and when you access it externally you use a hotname like "biblioteca". Check your s9y configuration, you should always either use the external hostname or enable the option "autodetect HTTP Hostname" so that you can use any hostname that is available.

HTH,
Garvin
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