Server Network Error - Yeah..

Alright, yes I know this is EVERYWHERE.
But after searching for a few hours, and trying to fix myself with no avail..I decided to ask ragezone.
So yeah, I'm getting a server network error when logging in..everything seems fine.
And I know what caused this..I wanted to secure phpmyadmin..so I started by changing the password..everything seemed fine till I rebooted the server..all my pwadmin stuff/website stuff works with the new password..but the server network error is killing me.

Note: I know to edit the table.xml in /etc/ and my table.xml is correct..
I guess my question is how do I fix this?
What other files need to be changed?


Sorry about the messy, unorganized look of this post! I'm frustrated.

omg ... and the same question as every year ... which release ? if u try my release ... read my first post in the release section ... if u try other releases post in there section and | or look to my signatur ... if u try mixed files ...

Ouch..and will do.
Thanks for the reply though, as I did try to fix it myself before asking..

Edit: You didn't exactly answer my question though..
What other files need to be changed(other then table.xml in /etc/)

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You didn't exactly answer my question though..

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lol ... u didn't exactly writing ur release ... every release are different ... > " server network error " are different ... because of every release are different ...

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What other files need to be changed(other then table.xml in /etc/)

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read tutorial of the release ...

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Originally Posted by Broc923

Ouch..and will do.
Thanks for the reply though, as I did try to fix it myself before asking..

Edit: You didn't exactly answer my question though..
What other files need to be changed(other then table.xml in /etc/)

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Ahh I encountered this too, there was another file to change, I'll see if I can find which it is and get back to you, having trouble with mine atm too

Btw..
The uusr you told me to look at, did not fix the issue, as I said it happened after I changed my phpmyadmin password.
The tutorial of your release? I don't see anything about which files to change the password in that corresponds to phpmyadmin...
Unless you meant somewhere else, I wouldn't know what "tutorial you are talking about" seeing as you didn't specify.
Anyways, to sum it up..I just basically need a push in the right direction, or where the files are at that you need to change after changing the phpmyadmin..
*back to google and trial and error till someone can shed light in this area for me*
fgru, if you are telling me where exactly to look..(in another thread) I'm really not finding it, and I'm terribly sorry I cannot find it..

And..

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Originally Posted by foysp

Ahh I encountered this too, there was another file to change, I'll see if I can find which it is and get back to you, having trouble with mine atm too

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That would be amazingly helpful.

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Originally Posted by Broc923

Btw..
The uusr you told me to look at, did not fix the issue, as I said it happened after I changed my phpmyadmin password.
The tutorial of your release? I don't see anything about which files to change the password in that corresponds to phpmyadmin...
Unless you meant somewhere else, I wouldn't know what "tutorial you are talking about" seeing as you didn't specify.
Anyways, to sum it up..I just basically need a push in the right direction, or where the files are at that you need to change after changing the phpmyadmin..
*back to google and trial and error till someone can shed light in this area for me*
fgru, if you are telling me where exactly to look..(in another thread) I'm really not finding it, and I'm terribly sorry I cannot find it..

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Ok mate I found it, I hope this is what it is on your release anyway

you need to go into /root/mauthd/etc/table.xml ~

Let me know if that fixes it or if it even exists on your release

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Originally Posted by fgru

lol ... u didn't exactly writing ur release ... every release are different ... > " server network error " are different ... because of every release are different ...

read tutorial of the release ...

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u can read: " my release " ? i cant read this ...

... back to topic ...

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Originally Posted by foysp

Ok mate I found it, I hope this is what it is on your release anyway

you need to go into /root/mauthd/etc/table.xml ~

Let me know if that fixes it or if it even exists on your release

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Already have that table.xml changed. It didn't work.
A lot of work to change a phpmyadmin password..lol..:blink:
Anything else?

Make sure authd is "looking at" the correct table.xml ?

maybe you edited one that it's not even "looking at" ?

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Originally Posted by 343

Make sure authd is "looking at" the correct table.xml ?

maybe you edited one that it's not even "looking at" ?

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I changed the ones in..
/etc
/root/pwserver/ms_authd
/root/pwserver/my_authd

I'm honestly confused, as I would think changing the passwords in the table.xml files would work..
Maybe it is how I changed the password by clicking changepassword from actually within phpmyadmin.
But surely not, cause all my website stuff works..registration/etc.

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Originally Posted by Broc923

I changed the ones in..
/etc
/root/pwserver/ms_authd
/root/pwserver/my_authd

I'm honestly confused, as I would think changing the passwords in the table.xml files would work..
Maybe it is how I changed the password by clicking changepassword from actually within phpmyadmin.
But surely not, cause all my website stuff works..registration/etc.

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look at authd itself to see where it looks for table.xml

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Originally Posted by Broc923

I changed the ones in..
/etc
/root/pwserver/ms_authd
/root/pwserver/my_authd

I'm honestly confused, as I would think changing the passwords in the table.xml files would work..
Maybe it is how I changed the password by clicking changepassword from actually within phpmyadmin.
But surely not, cause all my website stuff works..registration/etc.

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with you having my/ms_authd I'm not sure on your release

does your /etc/hosts file contain any information that's incorrect?

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Originally Posted by 343

look at authd itself to see where it looks for table.xml

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I'll be 100% honest, idk where to "look" at the authd..I check the authd file in my_authd..
cd /root/pwserver/my_authd/build
Seems to be where it looks, IF that is the right place to look..
I also checked the authd.conf in /etc/ and the only directory in it is:
mtrace = /tmp/mtrace.authd

Kind of bad I don't know where it is.. :/

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Originally Posted by foysp

with you having my/ms_authd I'm not sure on your release

does your /etc/hosts file contain any information that's incorrect?

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Release is based off of fgru's release, I'm pretty sure.
And no, my server is live(public) and was 100% working till I rebooted after changing the phpmyadmin password.

Note: It was working before with the password 123456. And once I changed it, the client just tells me server network error..so some file I believe just is not changed to the new password.. >:[

How do you start all the services up? You'll know where to check depending on how you start your services...

IE: If you use start.sh then you will know by looking at that...

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By the sounds of it (if you have more than one AUTHD) you have one pretty messed up copy/release (and or mixed), you may also want to just back up your DB's and start with a nice clean installation again :wink:

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my/ms_authd

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it is my release ond ONLY " my_authd " is used ... look like pwAdmin [ .pwadminconf > String pw_auth_path="/root/pwserver/my_authd/"; ] ... and my release work with pwAdmin [ pw ] ... no " start.sh " or similar ...

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Originally Posted by 343

How do you start all the services up? You'll know where to check depending on how you start your services...

IE: If you use start.sh then you will know by looking at that...

Add:
By the sounds of it (if you have more than one AUTHD) you have one pretty messed up copy/release (and or mixed), you may also want to just back up your DB's and start with a nice clean installation again :wink:

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I fixed it by reverting to password in phpmyadmin to the old one, and changing the tables.xml in the /etc and /my_authd/etc
But that still doesn't explain why it doesn't work when I change the password to something new..
Surely there is a simple explanation..as normally there always is.
For now, until this can be figured out I just blocked phpmyadmin by htaccess allowing my LAN/and the server IPs in.