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User site instead of admin site

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Try accessing your site this way: http://yoursite.com/index.php/demo/ (nVH) or http://yoursite.com/demo/ for the demo site and http://yoursite.com/index.php/admin/ (nVH) or http://yoursite.com/admin/ for the admin site.

Alternative: There is an empty entry called DefaultAccess in section SiteSettings in the site.ini.php. Change it to DefaultAccess=demo and you will get the demo site as default view. To access the admin, just append the admin as explained above.

For a more indepth explanation of Siteaccess, please take a look at Configure the site access methods.

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If you are using uri SiteAccess

There may be a problem using capital letters like:
AvailableSiteAccessList[]=xxx_GB
if its using the DefaultSite when you try to access your custom site change this to: AvailableSiteAccessList[]=xxx_gb.
It worked for me, check:
http://ez.no/developer/ez_publish...ration/siteaccess_wont_work#msg35180

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    404 - Page not found
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    Debug popup window infinite loops
    eZ publish 3 and Apache 2
    Getting looped back when logging in
    Giving you back the admin rights
    I need to reindex my site for search.
    Images do not work
    Mixing up node id and object id
    Not enough PHP memory
    Open_basedir restriction
    Permissions of cache files
    Problems with the translation function
    Process cache enabled reduces perform...
    User site instead of admin site
    Warning: Failed to write session data...
    What not to do with eZ


Created

06/05/2003
1:30:10 pm
by Karsten Jennissen

Last updated

04/07/2003
5:35:25 pm
by Bård Farstad

Authors

Karsten Jennissen
Bård Farstad



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