page not found when users try to log in

Worker Joined: Oct 05, 2003 Posts: 107 Location: Illinois

ok Raven I have an interesting problem for you. I have installed the platinum version of phpnuke on about 50 different sites and numerous different server types with little to no major problems that couldn't be fixed by some minor changes. But this one has me stumped. I installed it on one that now you can register fine, but when you try to login you go to the dreaded page not found. no error and when you refresh the page it goes back to the login page like you never entered anything. its not a cookie or cache issue, I have removed the htaccess file thinking it was that, no luck.

o but admins can login fine so that makes it even more confusing lol

Appreciate any help you can give.

Site Admin/Owner Joined: Aug 27, 2002 Posts: 17088

Are the users actually in the nuke_user's table? What version of nuke? Any modifications?

Posted: Wed Oct 20, 2004 10:29 pm

yes the users are entered into the nuke_user table and appear in the latest registered users block. The version is a highly modified version of 6.9 called Platinum. I believe its a server issue. I will pm you the login info to the server. if you can take a look at it.

Here is the information about this package. I have installed this on over 50 different servers with minor issues which I could always fix, but this one is a pain lol.

PHPNuke Platinum Version 6.9.1

Features Overview:
100% size reducution in comparison to PHP-Nuke 6.9.
Over 200% of newly added features and mods.
Latest nuke security fixes and updates.
Secure and customise themes with anti-theft management using

ThemeConsole.
Custom, user friendly theme, TPlatinum.
-Light/plum/gloss colour scheme.
-Matching PHPbb theme.
-Included topic icons.
-Included menu icons.
-ThemeConsole security.
-Photoshop resources included.

BBCode Box
Center Blocks Universal
Conditional Blocks
Contact Plus Module
Enhanced Downloads Module
Forum Acronyms
Forum Admin can read Private Messages
Forum Advanced Calendar
Forum Advanced Staff Page
Forum Attachment Mod 2.3.10
Forum Avatars
Forum Bottom Aligned Signatures
Forum Buddy List
Forum Colour Group + Staff Rank
Forum Default Avatar Guest
Forum Disable Post Count
Forum FAQ Editor
Forum Genders
Forum Keep it Moving
Forum News Advance v2.2
Forum Rank List Advanced + Admin Rank
Forum Rules
Forum Signature Editor
Forum Smilies List
Forum Staff Page
Forum Statistics
Legal Docs Module
Members List Find User
Message Icons
Page Titles
PAL Web Links Module
Profile Photo
Search Package
Supporters Module
Work Board Module
Who Viewed My Profile
User Friendly Module Admin / Block
Your Account Tweak

Security & Optimization:
Chatserv’s NukePatched 2.5
Directory Protection
Mainfile Optimized
Pageheader Optimized
PHPbb 2.0.1.0
Protector System
Surveys Optimized
ThemeConsole Anti-Theft
Usergroups Optimized

Redesigned:
Administration Icons
Articles Images
Default Avatar Guest Images
Downloads Images
Forum Smilies
Images Directory
Journal Images
Protector System Images
Statistics Images
Topic Icons
Your Account Images

Removed:
Addon Sample Module
All Themes Except TPlatinum
Amazon Images
AvantGo Module
Encyclopedia Module
Feedback Module
Journal Module
Non-English Language Files
News Module

Posted: Thu Oct 21, 2004 8:58 pm

I have just discovered something that may be endemic with later versions of IE 6.x. When using a header() with Location, as in
header("Location: http://somedomain.com/modules.php?op=xxx&op2=yyy");
produces a Page Not Found. However, using
header("Location: modules.php?op=xxx&op2=yyy");
produces desired results. Now is this a fluke or what? I am almost positive that the former worked and is actually the correct way. But IE (6.0.2800.1126) appears to no longer accept this. What are your findings?

Posted: Thu Oct 21, 2004 9:17 pm

Works both ways for me on local win/apache test site with php 4.3.9
IE Version 6.0.2900.2180 Build 62900.2180

Posted: Thu Oct 21, 2004 9:33 pm

It sure don't here Laughing

I also see that my IE is still reading xpsp2 even though I reverted to xpsp1. Gee; do you think something isn't quite right? ROTFL

Posted: Thu Oct 21, 2004 10:27 pm

You mean i have to edit 10 versions of Nuke Patched? Ack !!

Posted: Thu Oct 21, 2004 10:39 pm

I'm just saying that that fixed it for me. I'm off to test another site now.

Posted: Thu Oct 21, 2004 11:41 pm

I am a little confused. which is my usual state lol, but even more so at the moment. I am assuming you are referring to this issue, but I do not believe this is an IE conflict, but some type of conflict with the server setup. Were you able to login to the site by changing a header line or reverting back to SP1? If that was the case then why would it not happen on all the other sites? Thanks for your assistance.