Magento

Hi,

I installed magento 1.5.1.0 in godaddy.  After logged on to the admin section, it shows “No input file specified”. i tried Options -MultiViews and cgi.fix_pathinfo = 1 and changed the php.ini file into php5.ini. none of these works fine. please help me to resolve the issue

If you are still having the problem of “no file input specified” after changing the htaccess and php5.ini files as posted everywhere in this forum… and are using GoDaddy, try this:

Login to your Godaddy Account.  Click on your hosting account.
Go to Settings > File Extensions Management

and change .php and .php5 to run under PHP5.2X (instead of PHP5.2xFastCGI)

I had tried everything posted in the forums and kept getting the “no input file selected” even after getting to the installation page and clicking continue.....for an entire week and the above fix is what finally worked for me!!!!

This problem generally occurs with GoDaddy web hosting
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@LauraB

THANK YOU!!! That worked for me. Had to search all over the web to find your answer, Just had to change that stupid extension to X instead of CGI fast something.

Youre the woMAN!

This was the solution !
THANK’S LauraB
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Login to your Godaddy Account.  Click on your hosting account.
Go to Settings > File Extensions Management

and change .php and .php5 to run under PHP5.2X (instead of PHP5.2xFastCGI)
<--- THANK’S LauraB

LauraB - 24 October 2011 11:41 AM

If you are still having the problem of “no file input specified” after changing the htaccess and php5.ini files as posted everywhere in this forum… and are using GoDaddy, try this:

Login to your Godaddy Account.  Click on your hosting account.
Go to Settings > File Extensions Management

and change .php and .php5 to run under PHP5.2X (instead of PHP5.2xFastCGI)

I had tried everything posted in the forums and kept getting the “no input file selected” even after getting to the installation page and clicking continue.....for an entire week and the above fix is what finally worked for me!!!!

Thank you LauraB, it now don’t show the words"no input file specified”, search the solution for two weeks, you give the correct answer, thank you again!

thank you guys for solving this

Thanks guys!!!!!!!!… Its solved my zend issue also and reduced our time!!!!!!!!

LauraB - 24 October 2011 11:41 AM

If you are still having the problem of “no file input specified” after changing the htaccess and php5.ini files as posted everywhere in this forum… and are using GoDaddy, try this:

Login to your Godaddy Account.  Click on your hosting account.
Go to Settings > File Extensions Management

and change .php and .php5 to run under PHP5.2X (instead of PHP5.2xFastCGI)

I had tried everything posted in the forums and kept getting the “no input file selected” even after getting to the installation page and clicking continue.....for an entire week and the above fix is what finally worked for me!!!!

This worked for me! Thanks!

LauraB - 24 October 2011 11:41 AM

If you are still having the problem of “no file input specified” after changing the htaccess and php5.ini files as posted everywhere in this forum… and are using GoDaddy, try this:

Login to your Godaddy Account.  Click on your hosting account.
Go to Settings > File Extensions Management

and change .php and .php5 to run under PHP5.2X (instead of PHP5.2xFastCGI)

I had tried everything posted in the forums and kept getting the “no input file selected” even after getting to the installation page and clicking continue.....for an entire week and the above fix is what finally worked for me!!!!

Thanks Laura,

Your solution worked for me.

Hi,

I have installed Magento 1.6 on the Free Linux Hosting package included with GoDaddy’s domain registration… it’s a restore from a backed-up site. Everything runs correctly, except that I get the error “No input file specified” when logging into the admin site.

I tried changing the file extensions, but the only ones showing are the one with FastCGI. Could this be because additional extensions are not included in the free package? Is it possible to configure it in the .htaccess or php5.ini files?

Thanks,
Max

I solved this problem of “No input file specified” by giving permissions 777 to my temp directory

I finally solved the problem with this method. Thanx!

Thanks! 

Glad I could help everyone It had driven me crazy, too.

Hello Laura,
Thank you very much for the solution.