Ubuntu and Dolphin RC2

Hi all,

I have problem with modules on Dolphin RC2 and ubuntu 9.10 (Debian 5 too)

After installing modules, i try to configure them and I'm allways taken to the parent directory.

ex: http://www.xyz.com/modules/?r=data_migration/administration/

      http://www.xyz.com/modules/?r=facebook_connect/administration/

      http://www.xyz.com/modules/?r=poll/administration/

      etc etc

Perhaps a security ? i don't know

It's a fresh installed server with those packet installed

apt-get install php5 php5-xsl php5-xmlrpc php5-gd php5-cli php5-mcrypt php5-imagick php5-mysql php5-ffmpeg imagemagick mysql-server apache2

Have i missed something important?

Thanks for your help

hey i just installed ubunto 9.10 64bit version dual boot with windows 7 64bit to test this myself.

I got ubunto to install no problem i got dolphin 7 rc3 toinstall no problem with all add-ons in admin.

The only problem i run into is ffmpeg will not run or convert video or audio files for some reason.

this are the set of instructions i followed to set up lampp on my server.  Maybe give those a try and see what happens.

http://www.codetorment.com/2009/10/20/guide-install-xampp-on-ubuntu/

~jay

I see now the problem.

In /etc/apache2/httpd.conf if you set another value then "DirectoryIndex index.php" you will have the problem.

ex : if you put "DirectoryIndex maintenance.php" (if you will have a maintenance page ) and that you create a link to the index.php of your dolphin script then you will have all this problem.

To avoid this you can just let "DirectoryIndex index.php" in httpd.conf and then create a first page that we will call index.php and you must install dolphin script into a directory (ex: /dolphin/).

My solution is index.php (first page of my site with a disclaimer)

                    maintenance.php (maintenance page)

                         |-> /dolphin/ (directory)

                                     |-> (all the boonex script) that  begin with index.php

And alternate in the first index.php a link to maintenance.php (if you put your site in maintenance) or a link to /dolphin/index.php if you will activate your site to your members.

That's all