I would like to integrate phplist on a NAS synology DS215j. Therefore I transfered all the files in the given web-folder (subfolder phplist) on the synology. Furthermore I gave full read- and write-rights to the http-user (synology one). This way I was able to run the installation process as described in the manual by phplist. I can log in and browse the administration window.
Here it crashes because the synology can’t find the phplist-folder anymore because phplist is changing the link somehow itself.
My question to you is:
How can I configurate phplist that it still runs under 1.1.1/phplist/phplist/public_html/?
Do you know how I can run phplist under a NAS like synology?
Thank you in advance
Information:
synology DS215j Version 6
phpmyadmin 4.6.2
PHP 5.6
tried on opera and firefox newest version
Thanks for the fast reply. Do I get you right that I have to copy the “lists” directory out of the public_html-folder directly into the “web”-folder of the synology? The point is that I just followed the guide like it describes the routine: https://phplist.org/manual/ch028_installation.xhtml
I am a bit lost with changing the $pageroot in the config.php file. Which value should I change there exactly?
What this actually says is to browse to find the lists directory and upload that.
[quote]Browse though to your temporary folder in the FTP program, then open the public_html folder to find the lists folder.
Upload this /lists folder into your public_html file on your server. [/quote]
If not present in your config.php file, add:
# 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)
$pageroot = '/lists';
Upload this /lists folder into your public_html file on your server.
public_html is a common name for the web root directory.
If you have used the short config.php then $pageroot might not be present. Look for $pageroot in the config_extended.php file and copy that line into your config.php file.
You both are great I’ll try your tips out as soon as I am back home. You both gave me the same tip but because of your different style of explaining it I feel more prepared to fix the issue. Big thanks to both of you!