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Question
·  I moved my Ringlink system and now I am being told that I "Can't create . . . Permission denied."
·  I have set my password in the rlconfig.pm file yet entering same password causes the admin page to do nothing. It simply reloads itself.

Answer
·  I moved my Ringlink system and now I am being told that I "Can't create . . . Permission denied."

This sounds like a permissions problem. Check the permissions on your files and directories.

See, http://arc.ringlink.org/ringlink-open/msg01390.html

Keep in mind though, that when moving a system to a new server, this problem can be avoided by using the backup/restore feature.

See, also http://arc.ringlink.org/ringlink-open/msg02638.html

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·  I have set my password in the rlconfig.pm file yet entering same password causes the admin page to do nothing. It simply reloads itself.

There might be some kind of redirection configured by your web host. So, if you request a URL such as http://mydomain.nme you are automatically redirected to http://www.mydomain.nme.

If this is true, then maybe you should just set $rlmain::cgiURL variable accordingly:

$rlmain::cgiURL = 'http://www.mydomain.nme/cgi-bin/ringlink';

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