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Support => Installation => Topic started by: openita on January 22, 2014, 13:19:44

Title: "No input file specified"
Post by: openita on January 22, 2014, 13:19:44
Good morning.
In the new version 4.1 Elxis when I try to save the settings, pops up the message "No input file specified", and it happens even when I do the logout. I turned the site to offline by editing the configuration file manually. During installation I enabled the friendly research URLs and htaccess has been automatically renamed. Do you know the solution?
Thanks  :D
Title: Re: "No input file specified"
Post by: datahell on January 22, 2014, 14:15:57
I guess all post requests to inner.php don't work. The most common reasons for this problem are:
1. Apache redirects makes form not working (especially if you have a  plesk control panel check domain options in plesk).
2. Wrong permissions or owner to inner.php file.

Check these andif the problem persists for more help show us a link to your site.
Title: Re: "No input file specified"
Post by: openita on January 22, 2014, 18:59:08
Thank you for your help.
I checked everything but seems like there is no apache redirection, also I do not understand what should I change in the file inner.php
I purchased an Aurba domain in Italy with linux hosting, anti-virus, anti-spam, backup and mysqul but without redirection.
I read about another user that I think had the same problem that I have and solved it. Here is the forum's link: (metti il link XD). I wouldn't want to make mistakes because since I have to install the ios Reservation I won't be able to re-use the license once activated. I'll be waiting for your confirmation about the procedure to follow.
Title: Re: "No input file specified"
Post by: datahell on January 22, 2014, 20:45:19
I can't propose you something without seeing it.
Title: Re: "No input file specified"
Post by: openita on January 22, 2014, 21:59:02
I'm sorry I forgot to post the link:

https://forum.elxis.org/index.php?topic=7624.msg49204#msg49204

thank you very much  ;D
Title: Re: No input file specified
Post by: datahell on January 23, 2014, 21:30:08
Some PHP CGI/FastCGI installations don't set the PATH_INFO which is required in order SEO URLs to work.
You should contact your hosting provider for this.
Amigamerlin on the post you show me fixed pathinfo by clicking on the last option in his control panel.
Title: Re: "No input file specified"
Post by: openita on January 25, 2014, 21:09:20
Thank you very much  :D