Comments | lj_everywhere: Problem with login in fresh LJ installation

skyrus9999 in lj_everywhere

Problem with login in fresh LJ installation

Sep 30, 2007 21:37

Ok, i try second time and reinstall LJ from scratch. I use this ( Read more... )

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pauamma September 30 2007, 10:30:08 UTC

Is your browser accepting all cookies? Which cookies do you have? (cookie names/domains/paths only, not data)

Cookies skyrus9999 September 30 2007, 19:15:12 UTC

I set up browser t accept ALL cookies, clear cach and delete old cookies and no effects :(

ReCookies skyrus9999 September 30 2007, 19:27:58 UTC

Strange, it seems it did not create cookies at all...

I have in config

$COOKIE_DOMAIN = ["blogs.pitnet.ru:8080", ".$DOMAIN"];
$COOKIE_PATH = "/";
$UNIQ_COOKIES = 1; # give users uniq cookies to help fight abuse

Re: ReCookies potolo September 30 2007, 21:08:56 UTC

What happens when you change the first variable to just:
$COOKIE_DOMAIN = ["", ".$DOMAIN"];
?

Re: Cookies potolo September 30 2007, 21:20:16 UTC

$COOKIE_DOMAIN = ["blogs.pitnet.ru:8080", ".$DOMAIN"];

Actually, in your example, both items in the arrayref are the same I believe.

Definition for the second value:
$LJ::DOMAIN: The minimal domain of the site, excluding the 'www.' prefix if applicable.
Default: example.com;

So the yoursubomain.domain.ru:yourportnumber you use presumably is identical to the value of your $LJ::DOMAIN config. variable (and if 'www' is added before it then it works out identically to $LJ::DOMAIN_WEB (which has default value www.$DOMAIN;

Re: Cookies potolo September 30 2007, 21:28:25 UTC

I wonder if running the script "$LJHOME/home/lj/bin/upgrading/copy-emailpass-out-of-user" might still still necessary (so the system user, which is created outside of create.bml, has its login details stored in the correct tables). Try running that too?

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webserver config potolo October 3 2007, 20:16:15 UTC

1) Your modules.conf include file has "# Autogenerated file - do not edit!" at the top of it. STOP editing it! :-> First, clean up that file by removing all the lines below the final AddModule directive. Run '/usr/sbin/apache-modconf apache-perl' then 'dpkg-reconfigure apache-perl'. Incidentally, you might find it useful to select the "digest_auth_module" mod_auth_digest, when reconfiguring apache-perl.

2) In your httpd.conf file: You have "ServerRoot /etc/apache". Shouldn't that be "ServerRoot /etc/apache-perl" ? You could uncomment and change the other config lines to "ResourceConfig /dev/null" and "AccessConfig /dev/null". Doesn't matter too much.

2.5) Since you (correctly) have KeepAlive Off, the "MaxKeepAliveRequests 100" and "KeepAliveTimeout 15" will not do much - you can comment them out.

3) In your Main server configuration section you have "DocumentRoot /www". A little further on you have a "Directory" directive with the comment above it "# This should be changed to whatever you set DocumentRoot to." But, its value is "/ ( ... )

Re: webserver config skyrus9999 October 4 2007, 08:56:39 UTC

I make as you suggest, now i have in apache error logs

Subroutine BML::ml redefined at /www/blogs.pitnet.ru/cgi-bin/Apache/BML.pm line 1967.
Subroutine BML::ML::FETCH redefined at /www/blogs.pitnet.ru/cgi-bin/Apache/BML.pm line 1973.
Subroutine BML::ml redefined at /www/blogs.pitnet.ru/cgi-bin/Apache/BML.pm line 1967.
Subroutine BML::ML::FETCH redefined at /www/blogs.pitnet.ru/cgi-bin/Apache/BML.pm line 1973.

each time i load any page :(

Re: webserver config potolo October 4 2007, 09:01:27 UTC

You, and everybody else*! :-) Does your installation otherwise work correctly now though?

*(including my install right now)

Re: webserver config skyrus9999 October 4 2007, 10:19:56 UTC

Nope... same things happend ;(

I reupload new configs and LJ config to http://skyr.newmail.ru/conf

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