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Hi im a spanish student. Ive install glpi on a Windows 2000, with apache, mysql ande php5. The installation was a success, but when i try to login as glpi user it shows me the "glpi login" page again. Ive tried with the others users but nothing. Ive looked the tables of my db and it seems ok.
what is the problem??
thank you
PS: i must apologize for my english
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try to increase memory_limit in php configuration
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ok, i just tried it. memory_limit is 128M, but it doesnt work
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a phpinfo say 128M ?
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i cant see it in the phpinfo, but ive changed the memory_limit parameter in php.ini.
in addition ive reset the machine
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on windows installation it may have several php.ini.
Simple add phpinfo(); in the index.php page of GLPI and you will have the response.
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Hi,
I'm having the same problem. (Debian linux server with Apache 2, PHP 4 and MySQL 5.0) The GLPI instalation was perfect.
My php.ini says "memory_limit 32M" (I tried up to 128M but it doesn't run anyway) and phpinfo() reports the set amount of memory correctly.
I saw this forum thread, but think there's no solution reported here yet.
Abizmo, did you solve the problem in your installation?
When login, the pages shown in the address bar are, in sequence:
index.php
login.php
front/central.php
index.php (again).
I suspect not about a login problem, but a cookie one instead (due to the presence of front/central.php in the accessed pages). I added the site to be fully cookie enabled in my browser without result.
Any hint will be appreciated.
Regards (from Spain too)
- Sergio -
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Check permissions on "glpi/files" directory (apache must be able to write in this directory and sub-directories).
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Hello, thanks for the quick answer.
I checked the permissions and they were rigth, but after that I found the solution: PHP 4 was making something wrong, so I updated to PHP 5 (and set memory_limit to 32MB again ;-)) and now I am able to login. :-)
Your documentation says that PHP4 is supported, so I went on with it, but I think that my installation might have something wrong with version 4.
Thanks again.
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The update to PHP 5 is a good idea i think.
But GLPI is supposed to work with PHP 4 (at least until 0.71)
Some plugin requires PHP 5. Have you a plugin installed ?
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The only plugin was php-imap. I installed it for V-Webmail.
But...;) I should thank GLPI again: V-Webmail didn't run until now, due to the same problem with PHP 4. Now, after upgrading to 5, I've got both GPLI and V-Webmail running!..
One problem lead to two solved. (And proved that my old PHP4 had some trouble).
Regards.
(And nice project, indeed, I didn't mentioned it before),
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