You need access to somthing like "/usr/local/lib/php.ini" do you have ssh access? If you mess with the index.php file like add some html to the top <h1>test</h1> does it show up? If it does try writting some bad php at the top <?php aaa ?> does this display the correct error msg?
You really need to figure out where you have problems, is it the php install, is it the wiki install is it apache, etc ... Figure out what does and doesnt work on your system, do other php pages load correctly, are errors being reported when there is a problem etc.. A blank page is a really hard problem to access.
Any one else have any ideas?
Chris
On 1/8/07, Robin Faichney robin@robinfaichney.org wrote:
Monday, January 8, 2007, 7:11:23 AM, Chris wrote:
Why is PHP's register_globals option is enabled??? Thats rather unsafe, any person has access to MediaWiki's source code, If they find one mistake in the way vars are handled they could get your admin password using an xss exploit?
Don't know about that. My host is a biggish company. I'll email their support.
As far as the page not working, what is the page you expect to work?
site.com/wiki/index.php
Yup
is error reporting turned on in php.ini if index.php exists it should atleast throw some errors? The only other thing I can think of is did you modify MonoBook.php? or index.php in some wierd way? I had added a html comment under the </html> tag on my MonoBook.php file once and it gave me simular trouble to what you have: sometimes only page headers would be sent, no page content.
According to phpinfo() error_reporting = 341, otherwise error_* is "no value". Can I change these using my own php.ini in the root folder? If so, what are recommended values?
I haven't made any changes at all to the out-of-the-box mediawiki setup.
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