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I am fairly new to this CMS and noticed that the gsconfig.php has a line to change the name of the admin folder (for security reasons obviously). I attempted to do this by first changing the gsconfig.php and then the folder itself, however, I get an empty white page when I try to login at
http://website.com/newadminfoldername/
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hmm, i just tried it and it worked.
Can you describe exactly the steps you took and your server configuration?
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2011-03-30, 12:02:04
(This post was last modified: 2011-03-30, 12:41:24 by Bob.)
1. Changed gsconfig string to:
Code:
# Change the administrative panel folder name
#define('GSADMIN', 'adminx');
2. Changed actual admin folder to "adminx" after uploaded the changes to the Gsconfig.php file.
3. Success
I forgot to get rid of the "#" next to the define variable (or maybe a function 0_o). Thanks for the prompt reply. Sometimes problems solve themselves as I looked at the wiki when it said to remove the "#" in order to enable debug mode and assumed the same logic applied here.
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2011-03-30, 16:10:44
(This post was last modified: 2011-03-30, 16:10:57 by Tuliptani.)
yes,
you must tell comment lines from command lines ;=)
The # is used as marker for comments and used for deactivating commands