I migrated and updated an EE 2 site to version 6.0.6. Everything went well and it appeared to work. I do rename the system folder, let’s say to “app_system”. I changed the $system_path value in the root index.php and admin.php file to have this.
$system_path = './app_system'
The site appears to work fully and users can access the Control Panel.
However, when someone tries to do a password reset, the reset link they receive via email returns this when loaded:
“Your system folder path does not appear to be set correctly. Please open the following file and correct this: index.php”
It’s loading */app_system/index.php?S=0&D=cp&C=login&M=reset_password&resetcode=xyz
I looked at /app_system/index.php and I haven’t changed the system_path there as I’ve never had to.
Should it be changed there? I tried both “./app_system” and “../app_system” and the reset link still returns the same error. I don’t think this is the problem though because I’ve never had to change it before.
Is it a permissions problem? If so which file or folder needs to be changed? I did review the installation page and tried a couple permissions tweaks but that hasn’t helped.
I do have an htaccess rewrite too so I suppose that could be the culprit but I would expect problems there to show up elsewhere.
Thank you!
I think I found the cause. Under Settings > URL and Path Settings > URL to your Control Panel index page:
It was set with this:
https://app.example.com/app_system/index.php
I changed it to this:
{base_url}admin.php
and it seems to work now.
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