Wow! Great to find a post with such a clear msesgae!

And I thought I was the sensible one. Thanks for settnig me straight.

Absolutely not. If the extension is .php, even if the user wndoloads it, Apache will process the code, so the user only sees what is processed, not the code itself which contains sensitive information.

I'm having this problem. It is addressed in this thread but not resolved.

To summarize:
-New to OPN
-Just installed
-PHP 5.2.9
-MySQL 5.0.77
-Points to a login page at mydomain/html/index.php
-Nothing to do, nowhere to go from there.
-Can't find admin page
-Tried pointing to mydomain/html/admin.php but it redirects to same page above.

TIA for your help.

I'm having the same problem, its accepting my username and password, but takes me back to the log in screen. I'm using both firefox and safari (on a mac) and have cleared the cache and cookies, but still won't work.

I'm using the latest version of opn, downloaded today on a php/mysql database with my host - what am i doing wrong?

I've tried everything you suggested and still have the same problem...
What else can i do???
Thank you very much anyway

If you have the same troubles with the 2.2.2 here is a litte tip for the IE problem:
Edit the mainfile.php.

Before the line starting with:

((int)include(

insert this line:

define('_OPN_SKIP_COMPRESSION',1);

This is necessary if you have PHP 4.3.1 on your webserver. Cause there is a bug with the ob_gzhandler in PHP 4.3.1 that can causes the troubles with the IE.

I'm installing Version 2.2.2

PHP: 4.3.8

Webserver: Apache/1.3.31 (Unix) mod_throttle/3.1.2 FrontPage/5.0.2.2623 mod_ssl/2.8.18 OpenSSL/0.9.7d PHP/4.3.8 PHP/3.0.18 mod_perl/1.28

Thanks

What PHP Version and what Linuxversion is on you webserver?

I have an IE, but no longer Version 2.2.0

I tried it with 2.2.2 yesterday and it works fine without any trouble.

Alex