Re: development to ISP migration headache
| From: | Richard Lynch | Date: | Sun, 12 Aug 2001 20:50:31 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: development to ISP migration headache | ||
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> I have a site on my laptop, works fine.
>
> When I tar it up and move to my ISP for a production environment, certain
things stop working.
>
> The two environments are pretty much the same, except my laptop is php_mod
and the ISP is a cgi.
Turn your laptop into a CGI and see if you can duplicate the behaviour.
Then hack httpd.conf until it works.
I *THINK* *MAYBE* *MAYBE* *MAYBE* that you have to use Alias to give the
path to PHP and Action using the alias to get the path information working
properly for this.
I'm guessing that they are puking by looking for the full path including the
/foo/bar
At any rate, you simply don't have enough control over the ISP's server to
debug this, but you do have it on your laptop.