i don't know my admin login url

[sab]

hi again,

another noob question. they fixed the 500 Internal server error. but now i can't access my admin login page. the old url doesn't work anymore. now i can't make any changes. i can only see the home page. that's all. is there any way i can find out about my admin login page url?

thanks in advance.

[LostKobrakai]

The admin page does always get the id of 2 assigned, therefore this should get you there. 

echo $pages->get("id=2, include=all")->url;

[Beluga]

Some more ways: https://processwire.com/talk/topic/4688-forgot-admin-url/

[sab]

i got "/admin123/", the same as before. but when i try to load, i get:

Not Found

The requested URL /admin123/ was not found on this server.

Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.

[marcus]

Is a .htaccess file present in the root of your project?

[sab]

yes, and in that file there is only one row: 

 

AddHandler application/x-httpd-php54  .php54 .php

 

 

maybe, they deleted something or everything in this file?

 

i never played with these kinds of advanced issues before.

[marcus]

Add the contents of this (being the necessary original contents of PWs htaccess) below the line you discovered:

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ryancramerdesign/ProcessWire/master/htaccess.txt

[Mike Rockett]

So, basically, Arvixe has broken everyone's sites? Since when can they just alter everyone's files?

Phew, I'm so glad my hosting provider knows what they're doing...

Sorry, just had to get it out there...

[sab]

i copied the file content into the htaccess.txt and i still get the same result.

[marcus]

i copied the file content into the htaccess.txt and i still get the same result.

Misunderstanding: rename htaccess.txt to .htaccess

[sab]

i copied an older version of .htaccess file to the .htaccess on the server. i got the admin login page! but it says:

Not urgent, but note that your root .htaccess file is not up-to-date with this ProcessWire version - please update it when possible.
To ignore this warning, replace or add the following in the top of your existing .htaccess file: # @indexVersion 250

could someone provide me with an uptodate version of the .htaccess file?

thank you!!!

*okay! so i will copy your file into the .htaccess, Marcus!

*Solved! Thank you, Marcus!