Cgi-sys dir?

I thought i'd install G3 Beta and see what the latest release is like...

The install was really easy and simple compared to trouble i remember experiencing with previous versions...

It installed ok and took me to the page after the install... however all im getting is a plain white page with some text and links that vaguely resembles gallery...

the links include a dir cgi-sys that doesn't exist on my server hence why none of them are working...plus all the script sources, css, etc include this phantom dir where it thinks this stuff is... Anyone else experienced this? Is there something I can change to point it in the right direction?

plus there is nothing in the logs...

Hi,

Was facing the same problem ;-(.
Fixed it via a modification in the config.php file ("application/config/").

$config["site_domain"] = 'david-steinberger.at/gallery3/';
/*$config["site_domain"] = dirname(
empty($_SERVER["ORIG_SCRIPT_NAME"]) ? $_SERVER["SCRIPT_NAME"] : $_SERVER["ORIG_SCRIPT_NAME"]);*/

Quick and dirty, but working.

thanks,
david

Success! Thanks again

Hi all,

I faced the same problem as well.
My main page looked like simple HTML without CSS. Every link was like www.*domain*/fcgi/... Hereby no folder named "fcgi" exists on my server.
Following Davids modification everything works fine.

No logs have been created. So I had absolutely no clue what happened and no information to send.

Michael

btw: thx David

dave8401:

Had the same issue and used your post to resolve.

Will note here that after uploading useing Dreamweaver CS3 to my Shared Host running PHP5 CGI I accessed the site via mydomain/gallery3 which carried me to mydomain/cgi-bin/installer of course it could not find the installer. Then opend the directory mydomain/gallery3/installer. This kicked off the installer.

bharat: I suspect this is a PHP5 CGI issue. I know there are some $_SERVER bugs vs the Apache php5 module. Also, the CGI version of PHP5 as I understand it does not reconize .htaccess php settings. You must create a php.ini in you cgi-bin and make the settings in there along with some other specific modifications to your root .htaccess file to point to the cgi-bin php.ini file (per my host advise).

Still continue to test. So far so good.

EDIT: Whoops! spoke too soon. It seems that every tab menu link and hyper link yealds an error "Dang... Something went wrong!
We tried really hard, but it's broken.
Talk to your Gallery administrator for help fixing this! "

No logs are being created. This solution may not have been the correct one. Continue to look to see where the problem is. - Steve

EDIT 2: Issued resolved on the links issue. Made a mistake on my domain name. Should have checked better. Everything is working now.

Great work - G3 team. Really looking forward to this version.

Cheers!
Steve

It looks like we have some conflicting settings that are going to make it interesting for us to be able to autodetect the right base url. Thanks for the the info.. we'll work on it. For now, modifying application/config/config.php is the way to go.
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