I thought I followed the setup exactly, but something must be wrong because my exim4u login page is not only VERY ugly but actually shows some PHP to the user. I've looked and can't figure it out. I need some help please. An example of what it looks like is attached. Thanks!
Yup, that is not correct! :D Did you make changes to anything in the html files? Is there a /config directory in the root of the directory heirarchy? i.e. the directory that contains login.php should have a config directory within it. for some reason all of the php statements are commented out in the index.php file you sent as sample.htm. first, this should be a .php file, not .htm. it must be a php file for the php includes to work. mine is a .php file, so it does not seem the directions were followed, i do not think they state to rename the file nor comment out anything. that file needs to be out back to original condition before any of this will have a chance of working. see if that helps. ------ Original Message ------ From: "Dan Egli" <mysociety74(a)gmail.com> To: users(a)exim4u.org Sent: 8/23/2020 11:46:46 AM Subject: [Exim4U] What did I do wrong? I thought I followed the setup exactly, but something must be wrong because my exim4u login page is not only VERY ugly but actually shows some PHP to the user. I've looked and can't figure it out. I need some help please. An example of what it looks like is attached. Thanks!
Hi, as Helmut noticed, it's quite weird that all PHP statements are either commented out or escaped in the file that you have attached. I have two theories about this: 1. you haven't correctly installed, configured or enabled PHP for the virtual host, so the web server outputs your files without processing them. Typically, they would be offered for download though. 2. how do you deploy Exim4U files on the server? Could it be that some security scheme used by the server or by the hosting provider messes up these files in the process, making them invalid? Cheers, Rimas 2020-08-23 21:46, Dan Egli rašė:
I thought I followed the setup exactly, but something must be wrong because my exim4u login page is not only VERY ugly but actually shows some PHP to the user. I've looked and can't figure it out. I need some help please. An example of what it looks like is attached.
Thanks!
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