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in the directory root, there's an index.php which redirects to the login page or the main page if you're authenticated. What happens if you request
http://www.yoursite.com/index.php directly?

I'd check your apache logs and see what's up.

You can also enable $g_use_persistent_connections in config_inc.php, but this depends if it's the connection itself that's expensive (perhaps you're running MySQL on a different server across a busy network?) or if there are alot of concurrent users, etc.

for more info on db conn persistence in PHP ...

np. Now if only somebody would reply to my permissions/category post. :(

Can I specify those php variables somewhere in the Apache Config?


They should be pulling them from ServerName and/or ServerAlias -- if you read the PHP dox (or read what I posted above) it tells you that the Web Server (Apache) provides the data for the PHP environmental variables, which are ...

Man I'm doin all your work for you :)

Here's what they said in the #apache IRC channel on freenode:

"it returns either the value of the ServerName directive, or possibly ServerAlias (of the value sent in the Host: header) if UseCanonicalName is Off"

So... try ServerAlias or set UseCanonicalName ...

don't give up yet! :)

There's got to be a way to set this up. did you try ServerAlias?

I'd try a search through c:\program files\*apache directory* for the string "localhost" and see if you set it somewhere during installation.

Since I'm talking to myself here, I might as well answer myself:


First question: will I be able to assign category permissions? The role permissions seem to only apply to the users assigned to the projects and I need a way to only allow clients to create issues within the "work order" category ...

oops. read your reply too late. Windows Apache2 might be wonky -- I know there were gripes when it was first released. Try ServerAlias:

http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/co ... erveralias

PHP's environmental variables (also known as "CGI Variables") are pulled from the Web server. To see the values for yourself, create a php file with:

<?php
echo phpinfo();
?>

...and run it.

According to the Apache 2.x documentation, the ServerName defines your hostname. I'm wondering if perhaps ...

You need to set ServerName to your hostname:

http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/co ... servername

Are you running Apache or IIS?

I'd like to know of the best way to do this as well. I'm using version 1.0.5.

This dupe post was answered here:
http://forums.mantisbt.org/viewtopic.php?t=1862

The URL is generated programmatically, around line 71 in the config_defaults_inc.php:



if ( isset( $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] ) ) {
$t_host = $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'];
} else if ( isset( $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'] ) ) {
$t_host = $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'] . $t_port;
} else if ( isset( $_SERVER['SERVER ...