Upon server restart the home page designed from front-end in Odoo v14 just got disappear. Does this happens to anyone else? and what might be the possible reasons? Other than home page everything is on place.
https://www.my-website.com/
Above is the url structure to my home page. But everything removed from that url after server restart.
I guess db_filter in your config file matches more than one database. It uses regex to match databases if it matches more than one, it will not be loaded automatically and shows database selector instead.
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for very first time I have problem like that.
I tried to make staging envirioment with Prestashop 1.6 which production server use Litespeed Ent. with LSCache. My staging use openlitespeed, but on document I have litespeed-cache: hit - so it's working.
After problems with CSS, Unexpected char with ESI Block I decided to uninstall module. What I did:
Purged All Pages, Entire Cache Storage,
Disable cache system in module,
Disable module (I got info about .htaccess modyfication)
Checked .htaccess
Checked /tmp/lscache dir - doesn't exist
After that, I have same problem - on homepage, many products I can see ESI block at the begining document and info cache: hit it means still working...
Any ideas?
You can use PrestaShop on OpenLiteSpeed but it will not work with cache since OLS doesn't support ESI. For the OLS case, the default cache folder is located /usr/local/lsws/cachedata/, please try to remove the folder and restart the web server.
I had a server running WAMP, that served many phpBB forums. The HD went dead in 2010, but recently i was able to recover the whole data.
I put the old installation dir /wamp/ on same path it was before, run wampmanager.exe, server goes up and the website and the forums work fine as they were like in 2010. However, one of them was successful, and that one specifically don't work normally.
The directory structure is:
/AllSites/Foo/
/AllSites/Bar/
/AllSites/GoodSite/
/AllSites/ is an auto-generated apache index, that shows the forum folders (Foo, Bar, GoodSite).
When i navigate to to localhost/AllSites/GoodSite/, i see the browser requesting from http://old.no-ip.url/AllSites/GoodSite, and not from localhost, until it obviously timeouts.
Naturally, i went to GoodSite's phpBB configuration to check if the old.no-ip.url was being set somewhere. Not there, and not via MySQL search for old.no-ip.url string (phpBB actually only asks for /path/, not domain). So i tried to navigate manually to http://localhost/AllSites/GoodSite/index.php and my surprise, entering like that the site works fine and always stay at localhost.
That made me abandon phpBB as the cause of the issue and focus on Apache (i can even remove index.php from /GoodSite/ and it redirects).
Next thing, i went to .htaccess in /AllSites/ and saw Redirect permanent /AllSites/GoodSite http://old.no-ip.url/AllSites/GoodSite. I removed the line, restarted server, refreshed browser cache, but nothing. It always try to go to the old url when navigating to the GoodSite folder.
So i searched for old.no-ip.url in the whole xamp directory (maybe an alias set somewhere) and subdirectories files', for no result (using Notepad++ "Find in Files" option).
So what can be causing this? The only thing that could be redirecting at server level would be apache or maybe php. But there's no such setting, as the Notepad++ search confirmed. Maybe there is something cached? I ran out of solutions. I even tried deleting the .htaccess files.
I have a client who wants to move their hosting provider and we have successfully cloned exact copy of original server to the new hosting provider's server. We want to use different domain name staging.copiedsite.com to creating staging environment to check everything works fine, then we want to flicker it back to original DNS (www.actualsite.com). My question is, how do you configure the site to work with staging domain name? I am going to basically find all database record that says "www.actualsite.com" and replace it with "staging.copiedsite.com". Is that all it needs? Is there any configuration text file that I need to edit? Thanks.
You shall change the domain in BackOffice > Preferences > SEO & URLs. This will update configuration in database and your .htaccess file (For some obscure reason you might have to save this page two times so that the .htaccess file is overwritten).
Also some CMS pages and modules can use absolute URLs so changing all those values by querying the database is a good idea.
Basically that's all you need.
I am new to apache.I installed apache in my windows, I am having my own html page with css.I want to set this page as my default apache home page and instead of typing http://localhost:8080, i have to type http://vignesh to view my home page.
How to do this..Guide me
I think your question is split into 2 things: The ability to use http://vignesh as opposed to http://localhost:8080, and the option to change the default home page.
In order to get the url that you want working, you need to modify a file in windows (assuming you're on windows 7) do the following:
Launch notepad (or any other text editor) with administrative privileges
Open the hosts file located at: C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc
Add the following entry to it: 127.0.0.1 vignesh
In order to change the default page you need to change the apache configuration.
Open httpd.conf in your favorite text editor
Locate the property called DirectoryIndex. Change it to the page that you want.
I hope that was helpful.
When you type an address in a browser, the browser relies on the operating system to resolve it. Only once it has been resolved, a request is sent to the actual server (in this case, your apache installation).
Because of this, you can't alter how the "server" part is resolved through apache itself: it is your Windows system which handles that and, if appropriate (this is, if it resolves to localhost at the port where your apache is listening), forwards it to apache.
So, you need to alter how Windows, rather than apache, resolves that address. Fortunately, for your situation, it's relatively easy to tweak, if you know what to look for (and I am telling you here, so you know ;) ):
Open the file %SystemRoot%\system32\drivers\etc\hosts on a plain text editor, such as notepad (%SystemRoot% is window's base installation path, such as C:\Windows or C:\WinNT), and add a line like this at the end:
127.0.0.1 vignesh
I've encountered a problem when moving a Wordpress installation from a Linux Apache server to a Windows IIS server. Nearly all pages load blank, including /wp-admin/. I created a php file in the main directory to check phpinfo, and it loads fine.
I've copied the file system over, as well as the database. I've also updated the wp-config.php with the correct credentials.
I think it has something to do with .htaccess, but I'm not sure how to correct it. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
.htaccess is not used on Windows IIS servers.
http://learn.iis.net/page.aspx/557/translate-htaccess-content-to-iis-webconfig/
Sounds like you have a permalink problem, compounded by the fact that permalinks operate differently on IIS than Linux. See: Using Permalinks « WordPress Codex
Try resetting permalinks to default in Dashbord/Settings/Permalinks, if you can get into Admin. If not, you need to go into the database with phpmyadminand manually clear the permalink field in wp_options, usually around option 34.
Update: And, did you change domains? Or just hosting? See this, too: Moving WordPress « WordPress Codex