I had many problems before this one. But I am in this phase now
I am faced with this: http://localhost/magento/://:/install/ in address bar and
You don’t have permission to access /magento/://:/install/ on this server. in the page
I also got this strange rewrite url… (pasted from my setup, right after completing the screen where one enters the http and/or https entries
http://stage.unx.nl/magent/://:/install/://:/install/://:/install/://:
/install/://:/install/://:/install/://:/install/://:/install/://:/install/://:/install/://:
/install/://:/install/://:/install/://:/install/://:/install/://:/install/://:/install/://:/install/://:/install/
any idea what generates these url’s ? (probably some rewrite ?)
Did u download the latest package with .htaccess file ?
Plus make sure that everything has been uploaded to your host ... best way to do that is to upload the zip file and then extract it on the server using shell access cmd.
Did u download the latest package with .htaccess file ?
Plus make sure that everything has been uploaded to your host ... best way to do that is to upload the zip file and then extract it on the server using shell access cmd.
Yes,
my ,htaccess file his there and I have uploaded all my files…
Can this be a apache version problem, and how he deals with .htaccess files?
my settup is a pretty standard freebsd box with apache 2.2.x and php 5.2.3
I got some issues getting the .htaccess mechanism right in the vhost section of this site, but got across this…
After having completed the install questions on database and http locations, I’m always redirected to the url shown in my original post.
I also tested the magento setup on a windows xp machine (php 5.2.3 / apache 2.2.x), and got exactly the same problem just after completing the screen where the host setup is filled out.
after this screen the webserver redirects me to http://localhost/magento/://:/install/
(giving an error 403)
I got the same problem on a mac using the apple apache and entropy php5 package.
There seems to be a problem with the call to getBaseURL in app.Mage.php because when getting the error it is called with an empty parameter array instead of a set of valid parameters.
This results in a false header() redirect. On a linux (debiag 4.0) machine everything works well.