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">Diagnostics View Server and database troubleshooting information<%If Ucase(strDbase) <> "SQL" AND Ucase(strDbase) <> "MYSQL"then%> Compact, repair and backup database<%end if%> |
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if NOT CheckSuperUser then
Response.write (" ! NOTE : Diagnostics are unavailable.
You must be a System Administrator.")
else
Call ShowDiagnostics()
end if
Response.write ("
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Readme Further setup and login information |
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">Show current cookie / session values View cookie, session and application settings for troubleshooting Site Documentation To Do List Email Template |
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<%="Register"%> <%If NOT r_register_self then Response.write "(Registration Disabled)"%> View the registration page (that your users will register with) |
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<%="Login"%> View the default login (that your users will login with) |
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<%="Registration Update"%> <%If NOT r_allow_update then Response.write "(Update Disabled)"%> View the update page (that your users will use to update their record) |
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Page Protection Simple page protection explained |
<%If errReadFail then %>
! ERROR - Database cannot be found
<%If bIsSQL then %> Please check the SQL connection<%=errMessage%> <%else%>
The probable cause, is that the database has been copied to the wrong
directory or does not yet exist.
You will need to edit the db_conn.asp file in the includes
directory to point to the correct file path and ensure the database exists.
By default, FP2000 places your database in the \fpdb\ folder.
That's where the path points to by default in db_conn.
Your database path from the connection file is currently : <%=DatabasePath%>
<%End if%> <%End if If errWriteFail AND NOT errReadFail then%> ! ERROR - Database is read only
The cause is that the file does not have the correct permissions to be able to write to the database.
One method that I have found reliable, using FP2000, open your web live
(file > open web > your address)
Now, if you have an \fpdb\ directory already, click on it and delete the
spooky_login2000.mdb file if it exists.
Click file > import and locate your local copy of that database
Import it and agree to the connection and placement options.
9/10 times this will fix the permissions problem.
The other 1/10 you will need to contact your host to enable read / write for
that database directory.
<%End if
If LoginVersion ="" OR db_connVersion = "" OR A_GeneralVersion = "" then%>
!
ERROR - Include files not set up
Please check the include files are saved in the correct directory
<% End if
If cf_error then
%> !
ERROR - The custom fields failed to load
Please check the diagnostics to ensure the <%=sTableName%>login_custom_fields table and columns exist
<% End if
If PageDisplay = "Readme" AND ((Application(appName&"Setup_ID") = "") OR (Session(appName&"Admin")="True") OR (errSystemFail > 0)) then%>
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The read me in Word format, containing the latest version information, may be downloaded from http://www.spookylogin.com/
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<%End If%>
<%If errReadFail AND NOT bIsSQL then%> Database cannot be read
<%If errWriteFail then%> Database cannot be written