i am getting hundreds of errors in my smf error logs like this ones:
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8: Only variable references should be returned by reference Archivo: /home/myuser/public_html/includes/domit/xml_domit_lite_parser.php Línea: 916 ?option=com_smf&Itemid=236&lang=en
and:
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8: Only variable references should be returned by reference Archivo: /home/myuser/public_html/includes/domit/xml_domit_lite_parser.php Línea: 928 ?option=com_smf&Itemid=236&lang=en
The error log grows to a few megabytes in just a couple of days...something is wrong
Since this week I use SMF as forum on Joomla. I installed Joomla-SMF 2.0.2 bridge. After Installation I added a handful of accounts on Joomla, and those are now usable on SMF. But I can not log in into Joomla any more. And when I look into the database, I see the accounts in the joomla_users table and in smf_members. So does anyone know what the problem is?
Lucky me. I can log in as Administrator again (But only when I use http://www.mysite.org/administrator/ ). I can absolutely not access my website using the front end log in module.
The doc that came with the bridge is very good. Review it again to make sure you didn't miss any steps.
When you say you can't login what is the end result when you do? A blank page?
Your sites php error log might help. be sure to have eoor logging enable in your PHP setup. You also might want to turn up debug on Joomla to see if it helps to diagnose the issue.
Assuming you have SSH access to your server see if you etc\php.ini has this enabled.
Code:
; Log errors into a log file (server-specific log, stderr, or error_log (below)) ; As stated above, you're strongly advised to use error logging in place of ; error displaying on production web sites. log_errors = On
The default name if not specified is error_log. If enabled it will write a error log.
Open a shell session and run this from the root of the drive file system. [root@myserver /]# find -name error_log
This will find all error_log files.
Depending on your setup (plesk for example) will store the error_log under the sites folders.
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