Hello, I just installed phpList on my hosting, I have opened the administration panel and after logging in, I see these two alerts, what steps should I take to solve it?
Running in test mode, no mail will be sent. Check your configuration file.
The pageroot in your config “/ lists” does not match the current location “/ newsletter”. Check your config file.
// if TEST is set to 1 (not 0) it will not actually send ANY messages, but display what it would have sent
// this is here, to make sure you edited the config file and mails are not sent “accidentally”
// on unmanaged systems
define(‘TEST’, 1);
Then add the following (It’s stored in the config_extended.php file for your reference)
// if you change the path to the phpList system, make the change here as well
// path should be relative to the root directory of your webserver (document root)
// Warning: Do not change this after installation. You can only change this before you
// install and initialise phpList.
$pageroot = ‘/newsletter’;
Config_extended has loads of options that can be used in phpList but is not used other than as a store for the extra options. To use them, copy into your config.php file, when you are ready to do so.
But the alert keeps getting: The page root in your configuration “/ lists” does not match the current location “/ newsletter”. Check your configuration file.
I keep having problems after installing php. Since I keep getting the poster “The page root in your configuration” / lists “does not match the current location” / newsletter “.”.
Also, if I want to create a publication, it directs me to the / list folder and not to the / newsletter folder, as it told me the changes to make @Dragonrider
I have seen your previous post. I go inside the hosting folder to the config.php file (which was created here), I open it and there is no pageroot line to modify.
I’m sorry, but I don’t understand what you want to tell me.
@utile You appear to have put the new line within a block of comments. The line beginning with "/*" will make php ignore everthing up to the next "*/".
Just move the line for $pageroot to the end of the file.