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Moving FluxCP folder...

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Hi guys... I've sent hours trying to get this right but, I failed miserably.

 

My hosting came with a free website. I went for the package assuming that the website they meant was something expected of "any other RO servers" out there... but no, the website that was included was FluxCP. *unhappy*

 

I found out that the installation of Flux was done on the Root directory. I am wondering if anyone knows to move the FluxCP to a level lower, say into a sub folder like "fluxpanel"? What should I do to get it done, what files to change, etc?

 

Thanks for your time looking into this. Any lead/help is much appreciated.

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in config/application.php

 

'ServerAddress'   => 'localhost',   // This value is the hostname:port under which Flux runs. (e.g., example.com or example.com:80)
 'BaseURI'   => 'fluxcp', // The base URI is the base web root on which your application lies.

 

change those:

 

serveraddress - http://yourdomain.com

BaseURl - folder name like fluxcpanel as you mentioned

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Samuel, thank you for the speedy reply... It works!!! I can see the main page of the CP... however the subsequent pages like "Register" "Downloads", etc it returns saying page not found... Any clue what I've missed? Thanks again, you're a life-saver!!!

 

Edit: Seems the url stops at: /fluxpanel/account/create/ instead of /fluxpanel/modules/account/create/ hmmm...

 

@@wallaby

 

in config/application.php

 

'ServerAddress'   => 'localhost',   // This value is the hostname:port under which Flux runs. (e.g., example.com or example.com:80)
 'BaseURI'   => 'fluxcp', // The base URI is the base web root on which your application lies.

 

change those:

 

serveraddress - http://yourdomain.com

BaseURl - folder name like fluxcpanel as you mentioned

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