Only home page working!

Wrong project tracker.

I think that the error you are experiencing might be due to URL rewriting. Does your Apache reads correctly the .htaccess file, and if you're not using Apache HTTPd, which one are you using?

Powerup drupal:)
Here are a couple checks on running drupal on ubuntu 10.04lts, 11.04 and 12.04lts with the sudo apt-get install lamp-server^ stack. LAMP being linux, apache2, mysql and php5. optionally phpmyadmin but this is really not secure and not advisable to run phpmyadmin on live production sites due to the simple fact that your database is available @ example.com/phpmyadmin. With that said here is a couple major checks to make sure you have:
1. sudo a2enmod rewrite (THIS IS VITAL FOR CLEAN URLS TO FUNCTION AND OR THIS COULD BE YOUR ISSUE. ENABLE THIS)
2. sudo apt-get install lamp-server^ (this gets your the lamp stack. but make sure you click the space bar for the (*) star on apache2)
3. sudo apt-get install phpmyadmin (optional if you do install set the default database.)
4. sudo apt-get install php5-curl
5. sudo nano or gedit /etc/hosts to edit your example.locaL. This will make sure your site is resolving back your your dev site @ /var/www/example.com
6. sudo nano or gedit /etc/php5 and modify your php.ini file so that you have at least 128MB on memory limit and or more. You also may have an issue with extensions and you need to make sure your php.ini file is configured correctly.
7. Permission on ubuntu server are a little tricky so take your time on this. use sudo chmod to set these correct when you go live if on a ubuntu system.

ok hope that helps...

also this really is not a critical issue due to the fact that this is just a configuration issue on your end. Another check is your actual core files. Try re-installing core and make sure and dump all the tables out of your database and then re-sync your site and database:)

Could not reproduce. Must be server setup.

Try accessing /Projects/portal/devportal?q=user/119/edit and see if this works.

If it works, then you may know for sure, that it's the apache's mode_rewrite configuration. You are using web site in a folder (/Projects/portal/devportal), so you need to configure a virtual host for it. http://drupal.org/getting-started/clean-urls

1. Make sure that apache mod_rewrite is enabled, as in the referenced doc: sudo a2enmod rewrite, then sudo service apache2 restart.

2. Visit /etc/apache2 directory. There are is a httpd.conf file. Put in the contents in it:

<VirtualHost *:80>
    ServerAdmin me@myserver
    DocumentRoot /var/www/devportal
    ServerName dwell.loc
    ServerAlias devportal.dev *.devportal.dev
    RewriteEngine On
    RewriteOptions inherit
    CustomLog /var/log/apache2/devportal.log combined
</VirtualHost>

3. Move all your Drupal code into /var/www/devportal

4. Edit /etc/hosts file, add in it the line:

127.0.0.1 devportal.dev

5. Restart apache again. sudo service apache2 restart

Now, your web site should be accessible if you visit in browser http://devportal.dev

Not a bug. Not critical.

@udy this is not a bug and even if it was it is not critical in the sense of the drupal project. Any incorrectly tagged issues will be moved to the appropriate queue. Maybe you should learn how the issue queue works before informing others that they can't change queue status. Oh and when something is fixed you could at least change the status. Thanks.

@udy: We have some guidelines for using the Drupal core issue queue that marcingy is rightfully trying to "enforce." Please read Issue submission form fields for more information, and especially Priority levels of issues and Tips for making a good issue report - Category for choosing the correct category.

To answer your question to marcingy "Who are you to decide that?". A volunteer that helps out recategorize the issue queue to make it easier for maintainers to focus, etc. You can be one too :)

Bug is when there is an error in code. When you are asking for help to set up your environment, it's a help request. High levels of priority are reserved for bugs that may threaten functionality and security badly.

good work drupal community:)

@udy also please read http://drupal.org/dcoc - your attitude shall say we needs to improved :)

@udy - This is a web site where developers are working udy. No one would seriously want to create multiple accounts and then troll you. There is simple a strict way of classifying workflow to keep things in order, nothing personal.

cheers indeed.

just wanted to way in on the negative:

i ran across a "rantor" on ubuntu a couple months ago... and one of the developers put it like this:)

when you come into someones house... you dont start yelling at everyone about how screwed up the furniture is do you?

we live here:) big hug... oh also watch our for the carpet:)

@udy you really should consider your tone in this issue, you are not doing yourself any favours in the eyes of the community.

Unbelievable.

Hi all,

I'm having the same issue with Ubuntu. Please fix this. Really urgent.

Thanks in advance.

Hi all,

I face the same issue as well. Please fix this.

Thanks.