2 admin panel issues

[lnsane]

I recently changed my hosting i have this issues if u could fix it for me guys FURL Cache Out Of Date. ( i did recache FURL 100 times but error still remains same) Your profile photo directory is not writable ( I chmod to 777 yet its same) Please help thanks

[lnsane]

i think it due to your new hosting not using certain php plugin not setup or installed whos your host i suggest look thru the support tab and go through all the sections to see if any issues reports back to you

 

hello i know it has something to do with apache because before on old host my website was working on ngnix and now later i changed it to apache. So, i would like to know if i am missing something to edit as a change from ngnix to apache.

 

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Hello, i would like to tell everybody the FURL cache problem and rewrite profile problem has been fixed .

 

FURL : I went to WHM changed the server time and then did FURL recache and it got fixed

The profile rewrite: i just had to set the correct path

Edited January 1, 2014 by lnsane

[Guest KrazeyFire]

i think it due to your new hosting not using certain php plugin not setup or installed whos your host i suggest look thru the support tab and go through all the sections to see if any issues reports back to you

[Phun]

hello i know it has something to do with apache because before on old host my website was working on ngnix and now later i changed it to apache. So, i would like to know if i am missing something to edit as a change from ngnix to apache.

 

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Hello, i would like to tell everybody the FURL cache problem and rewrite profile problem has been fixed .

 

FURL : I went to WHM changed the server time and then did FURL recache and it got fixed

The profile rewrite: i just had to set the correct path

 

Yeah the path setting in general configuration is realy important when you change hosts, the server time also plays a big part in cron jobs and such so for everyone reading this: make sure that's synced aswell.

 

Always run through your configurations when moving hosts and check if everything is pointed out properly.

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