500 error at sentora main account

[wormsunited]

Hi there.

At Sentora i found a new error, maybe you guys can help me since i made a new project to run on my server, and installed Sentora it's up and running and i am ok with it, also my clients, all works just fine, but... I found a problem, i made a installation of cms i build and its so light that does not require any kind of mysql and works just fine. By the time i place it online, i get a 500 error on this cms.

Now it works on the frontend like a charm, some issues but it manages to work, the main problem comes when i go to the domain.com/admin, now that's the same cms i already installed in many of my other domains also in the same server and had no issues, at this one and let me remind you all, its the main account of the server, so it's the zadmin account.

So i checked the Log's and here is something funny i found. For some reason the system is cutting the access to my admin at my website and this is what i got from the log:

PHP Code:

PHP Fatal error: require_once(/var/sentora/hostdata/z/public_html/domain_com/engine/_init.php 


Well that's why i cannot get the index.php file of my system. Now, as you notice i got /hostdata/z/public_html/ like what? it's kinda like admin is gone, should be zadmin...

It seems the path is deleted somehow. Can anyone help me?

[Me.B]

did you create an account named z? This looks strange.

Did you move a directory? Could check command line history.

[TGates]

PHP Code:

PHP Fatal error: require_once(/var/sentora/hostdata/z/public_html/domain_com/engine/_init.php 


This is an issue in the script's coding. PHP can NOT include/require a file from the file system base, only the hosted root folder. Therefore, the require_once line should be like:

PHP Code:

require_once('engine/_init.php'); 


As for the zadmin folder being called 'z' it appears your script is removing 'admin' from the code probably by using a regex like

Code:

str_replace("#admin#", "");

or something.

[wormsunited]

Hi guys thank you so much for helping out with this. Well Me.B I did not change files directory names, seams that my script is doing that.

Let me show you guys something. This is my _init.php file i believe that i can make something here to get this working like a full path replacing the ROOT by another code. i want you all to take a look.

PHP Code:

<?php defined('CMS_ACCESS') or die('No direct script access.');

if (version_compare(PHP_VERSION, "5.3.0", "<")) {
    exit("System requires PHP 5.3.0 or greater.");
}

/** Include Engine */
include ROOT . DS .'engine'. DS .'MyCMS.php';

MyCMS::$environment = MyCMS::PRODUCTION;

if (MyCMS::$environment == MyCMS::PRODUCTION) {
    error_reporting(0); 
} else {
    error_reporting(-1);
}

MyCMS::init(); 


TGates, yes i must agree. Also there i found another file that indeed comes with that:

PHP Code:

public static function parseVariables($frontend_buffer)
    {
        return str_replace(array('@site_url',
                                 '@theme_site_url',
                                 '@theme_admin_url'),
                           array(Option::get('siteurl'),
                                 Option::get('siteurl').'/public/themes/'.Option::get('theme_site_name'),
                                 Option::get('siteurl').'/admin/themes/'.Option::get('theme_admin_name')),
                           $frontend_buffer);
    } 


When i go to my website as domain.com/admin i get the 500 Error. On frontview it works but does not make the connection with some items from the system such as images locations (some), icons (fontawsome).

PHP Code:

$site_url  = Option::get('siteurl');


// Edit settings
            // -------------------------------------
            if (Request::post('edit_settings')) {

                if (Security::check(Request::post('csrf'))) {

                    // Add trailing slashes
                    $_site_url = Request::post('system_url');

                    Option::update(array('sitename'          => Request::post('site_name'),
                                       'keywords'            => Request::post('site_keywords'),
                                       'description'         => Request::post('site_description'),
                                       'slogan'              => Request::post('site_slogan'),
                                       'defaultpage'         => Request::post('site_default_page'),
                                       'siteurl'             => $_site_url,
                                       'timezone'            => Request::post('system_timezone'),
                                       'system_email'        => Request::post('system_email'),
                                       'language'            => Request::post('system_language'),
                                       'maintenance_message' => Request::post('site_maintenance_message')));

                    Notification::set('success', __('Your changes have been saved.', 'system'));
                    Request::redirect('index.php?id=system');

                } else { die('Request was denied because it contained an invalid security token. Please refresh the page and try again.'); }
            }

            // Its mean that you can add your own actions for this plugin
            Action::run('admin_system_extra_actions');

            // Display view
            View::factory('box/system/views/backend/index')
                    ->assign('pages_array', $pages_array)
                    ->assign('languages_array', $languages_array)
                    ->display();

        } else {

            Request::redirect('index.php?id=users&action=edit&user_id='.Session::get('user_id'));
        } 


Can anyone help me? I am kinda blank on ideas here, Thanks in advance.

[TGates]

The _init.php file is not causing it since it is not even being loaded. It is something before that file removing the admin from the path.

This is not appearing to be a Sentora issue but a script issue. They had no suggestions how to sort this out?

[Moving to proper forum section]