Fathira Posted August 12, 2017 Posted August 12, 2017 hello t question only for a small clarification i jest check public_html/config/setting.inc.php thire not define domain name see this it is other script (no 30 bees no pristashop) define('SERVERNAME', 'www.mydomain.com/'); see my setting inc php <?php define('DBSERVER', 'localhost'); define('DBNAME', 'xxxxxxdebe498'); define('DBUSER', 'xxxxxdebe498'); define('DBPASSWD', '4H)xxx95(g'); define('DBPREFIX', 'abgq'); define('MYSQLENGINE', 'InnoDB'); define('PSCACHINGSYSTEM', 'CacheMemcache'); define('PSCACHEENABLED', '0'); define('COOKIEKEY', '2nnzhqysktvi4ryyykorjtdxqro1lhz83iqaraswderutbzwiwp2wyrq'); define('COOKIEIV', 'difaz5c4'); define('PSCREATIONDATE', '2017-06-10'); define('PSVERSION', '1.6.1.999'); define('TBVERSION', '1.0.2'); define('RIJNDAELKEY', 'cyS9VXQszTqjasderBb4SpysjNkrDkyx'); define('RIJNDAELIV', '8yXD2wserftHI4tt9s63xw=='); define('PHPENCRYPTIONKEY', 'def00000af02ba2a8fcf0505704sdrftgyhuji8e45fc24c2aa6ed8a862edea3e22fbf746a9a0dbe6ffcf0ed23811263a002af832jhygtfrd538b20');
Traumflug Posted August 12, 2017 Posted August 12, 2017 Currently that's not possible. One has to set this in Backoffice or in the database directly (table 'tbconfiguration' for monoshops, table 'tbshop_url' for multishops). That said, there was such a feature for a couple of days already. One of the ~20 commits introducing this change: https://github.com/thirtybees/thirtybees/commit/e628ed969a4b7e7d91cbd2851ce172033d12437f It was reverted and then postponed for thirty bees 1.1.x, because it changes storage, and by doing so, breaks compatibility with PS 1.6.1. At least potentially. This task was not yet picked up again, there's so much other work to do. For example, getting the updater module into dealing with database changes introduced by such storage changes.
Fathira Posted August 12, 2017 Author Posted August 12, 2017 my setting inc php good or not please say thanks
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