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I'm currently building a website with drupal6.20 .
I was building it on server A, and then I moved all the scripts onto server B.
After I moved it, it seems like the $user global variable doesn't contain any data. It doesn't have even "anonymous user" in roles.
and I'm not able to log in as admin.
I just installed Drupal 6.20 on Ubuntu 10.04. Everything seems working fine except the clean URL. Please bear with me I'm new to Linux and Drupal. This is my environment:
- Drupal 6.20 on Ubuntu 10.04
- Apache 2 and MySQL, phpmyadmin installed and working fine
Steps taken to make clean URL working:
- sudo a2enmod rewrite
- confirmed with apache2ctl -M command and it's showing rewrite_module is loaded
- added
I need to get Drupal to stop doing SSL. I'll have to apologize for the length of this but how I come to this conundrum is a much longer story than I like to ever post on a support forum.
I had a disaster on my server and it is like Humpty Dumpty fallen off the wall with me trying to pick up the pieces. My backups are proving inadequate to the problem.
The old setup used a Linode as the web server with the database on my old laptop, connected via OpenVPN. I still have the OpenVPN--that's easy--and the database. But what got me into trouble was my attempt to use SSL on multiple virtual domains by name. This is supposed to work with recent versions of OpenSSL, and did for a while, but then I started seeing segmentation faults on Apache child processes whenever it attempted to load https pages. These didn't go away with versions built from source.
I'm not a programmer, but what little tracing I was able to do indicated a problem with glibc. I had an idea to create a chroot with a more recent glibc but somewhere in the process of that is where I hosed my server.
Error
PHP extensions Disabled
Drupal requires you to enable the PHP extensions in the following list (see the system requirements page for more information):
pdo
Error
Database support Disabled
Your web server does not appear to support PDO (PHP Data Objects). Ask your hosting provider if they support the native PDO extension. See the system requirements page for more information.