I just wanted to confirm that your fix for the MIME types worked great.

One more off the list!

-Ed

I do not have custom domains enabled. Here's a part of my GlobalProperties.php file:

/** * Global configuration properties. Please adjust this file to your needs. * */ class GlobalProperties { /** * Name of your service, e.g. "MIT University Wikis". */ public static $SERVICE_NAME = "The Pizzageek's Wiki"; /** * Domain name. */ public static $URL_DOMAIN = "pizzageek.is-a-geek.com"; /** * URL of documentation site. */ public static $URL_DOCS = "http://www.wikidot.org/doc"; /** * The IP of your server. */ public static $IP_HOST = "192.168.0.108"; /** * Allow (and process) the custom domains for the wikis. Most admins * would like this disabled and keep all the wikis within the * URL_DOMAIN domain. */ public static $USE_CUSTOM_DOMAINS = false; /** * Allow users to configure SSL settings for their wikis. */ public static $USE_SSL = false; /** * Session expiry time (in seconds). After that period the session will be reset and * authorisation will be lost. */ public static $SESSION_TIMEOUT = 3600; // in seconds public static $SESSION_COOKIE_NAME = "WIKIDOT_SESSION_ID"; public static $SESSION_COOKIE_SECURE = false; // by default public static $SESSION_COOKIE_DOMAIN = null; /** * Database settings. For type the valid value is: "pgsql". */ public static $DATABASE_TYPE = "pgsql"; public static $DATABASE_SERVER = "127.0.0.1"; public static $DATABASE_PORT = "5432"; public static $DATABASE_USE_PERSISTENT_CONNECTIONS = false; public static $DATABASE_USER = 'wd'; public static $DATABASE_PASSWORD = 'wdpass'; public static $DATABASE_NAME='wd1'; /** * Memcached settings. */ public static $USE_MEMCACHE = false; public static $MEMCACHE_HOST = '127.0.0.1'; public static $MEMCACHE_PORT = 11211;

Would the fact that I renamed my server to my new DynDNS name (pizzageek.is-a-geek) possibly affect this? All I did was update GlobalProperties.php after making that change. Are there other config files affected by this that I should check? Or possibly, the "$IP_HOST" setting? I used my internal IP, not my external one - does that make a difference? Should it be localhost (127.0.0.1) perhaps?

I may try another wipe/reinstall this weekend to see if that makes a difference.

Thanks again. With everyone's help we may get a bug-free install going yet! ;)

-Ed

I had similar problem with MIME types. I don't exactly what it is caused by, but here is a solution:

cp /usr/share/file/magic* /var/www/wikidot/lib/magic/

I have no idea what's wrong with the paths, I'll check that now.

And I can't reproduce your problem… Are you sure you're not using custom domains?

It looks like something is amiss with file handling, specifically linking/downloading.

I uploaded a variety of files to my test server.

Problem #1: all files are identified as "MIPS archive" regardless of the actual file type/extension.
Problem #2: after a successful upload, the file can not be downloaded. The link looks OK when you hover over it, but the actual URL gets changed and it always comes back with a 404 - Not Found error.
I took some screen shots to show what's happening:

File Information screen after successfully uploading the file:

• Note the URL looks OK, but the file type is wrong.

Note the status bar shows what appears to be the correct link information while hovering over the file link:

Clicking the link produces this - the path is totally incorrect!

The actual file uploaded is where (I think) it should be on the Wikidot server:

Any help for this one?
Thanks again!

-Ed