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i have downloaded the script, installed and modified as described and also build the bot (which works).
It seems as i can't get the script to work. I have tested it locally and got the login working, but on my dedic, when i open /php/login-status.php, it returns "no file found".
As I'm not a programming beginner, i made some changes and hardcoded the whole password thing, removed all file-reading to passwords.txt (and the die('no file found');) and re-checked the code with Agent Ransack and NetBeans Debugger what resulted in a successfull db connection locally, but a "no file found" on the server (The message doesnt even exist in the source anymore). So i checked php.ini, disabled all caching and deleted cache on browser side exct 10 times to be sure but that also didn*t the trick.
Can someone give me a hint on what to search for?
Kind Regards
Patrick
Ps: The passwords.txt is in the right location and i also made sure the r/w permissions for the apache service user are set
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Hey guys,
i have downloaded the script, installed and modified as described and also build the bot (which works).
It seems as i can't get the script to work. I have tested it locally and got the login working, but on my dedic, when i open /php/login-status.php, it returns "no file found".
As I'm not a programming beginner, i made some changes and hardcoded the whole password thing, removed all file-reading to passwords.txt (and the die('no file found');) and re-checked the code with Agent Ransack and NetBeans Debugger what resulted in a successfull db connection locally, but a "no file found" on the server (The message doesnt even exist in the source anymore). So i checked php.ini, disabled all caching and deleted cache on browser side exct 10 times to be sure but that also didn*t the trick.
Can someone give me a hint on what to search for?
Kind Regards
Patrick
Ps: The passwords.txt is in the right location and i also made sure the r/w permissions for the apache service user are set
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: