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Author Topic: Admin Log Out Problem  (Read 2082 times)
SnapDaddy

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« on: May 06, 2008, 07:34:18 PM »

Hi All,

Just did a new WB 2.7 install on a localhost and shared host environment.

Once logged in, I can't seem to log out of the admin area on the shared host. No problem on the localhost.

When I click the log out icon, I am redirected back to the start/index.php page? I did a cache and cookie flush, but didn't fix?

I've search the forum and found related issues to IIS, but haven't found answer to this issue with Apache!

Any ideas?

Share Host:
Linux
Apache/1.3.37
PHP4.4.4

Localhost:
Win XP Pro
Apache/2.0.59
PHP5.2.5

Thanks
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lepracaun

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« Reply #1 on: May 27, 2008, 05:16:10 PM »

Had the same issue, and for some or other reason the links doesn't want to work without / at the end liek you will see when you mouse over it is logout and not logout/, all I did was added the forward slash in my admin/interface/header.html file.

This worked for me.  wink
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SnapDaddy

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« Reply #2 on: May 27, 2008, 07:04:42 PM »

Thanks, I'll give it a try!
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Badger

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« Reply #3 on: July 09, 2008, 09:24:29 AM »

Hi

I had/have the same problem. I could not log out from my backend but I could do it from my frontend. I tried “lepracaun’s” suggestion on the issue and it worked. I also noticed that when you modify config.php in your root folder like this:

define('WB_URL', 'h ttp://www.yourSite.org/wb');
to
define('WB_URL', 'h ttp://yourSite.org/wb');

and

define('ADMIN_URL', 'h ttp://www.yourSite.org/wb/admin');
to
define('ADMIN_URL', 'h ttp://yourSite.org/wb/admin');

the problem goes away (worked for me). Although I’m not very satisfied with the result of having “h ttp://mySite.org” instead of “h ttp://www.mySite.org” in my browsers address space. Is there a possible cure for this little “bug”? I have almost nil skills in PHP so I don’t want to mess up the code.
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kjohnson

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« Reply #4 on: October 06, 2008, 03:02:52 PM »

If you set your
(bindings of the web server, iis)
or
(virtual hosts in httpd.conf, apache)
to
http://yoursite.com
AND
http://www.yoursite.com

Then the problem is solved....

That's the correct way to do it anyway.
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