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9 Jan 2008, 4:10 PM
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Bad Gateway attempting to login to admin

I just installed the latest ZenCart on a Linux web server and I can access the main page OK. When I go to the admin area, I type in the user name and password and click on submit and then get a bad gateway HTTP error. Is this a setting in ZenCart or is there a setting at the host that might be causing this? Or is there something else that might be causing this? Thanks for your help.

BTW, we have an earlier version installed on the same server, but under a different folder and database than the new one we just installed to keep our live one working while we get things setup.

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David

9 Jan 2008, 4:43 PM
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Re: Bad Gateway attempting to login to admin

dbalge429:

When I go to the admin area, I type in the user name and password and click on submit and then get a bad gateway HTTP error.

This suggests you may have a bad set of files in your /admin folder/subfolders. Perhaps re-uploading the originals may help.

A "bad gateway" error isn't something that Zen Cart would normally generate ... especially during login.

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