Sub domain hosted domain issue

[ohiggins]

I am a bit stuck here.

I have a US site installed at example.com/us. Fresh install no changes, it works fine when accessing it.  When I point a new domain to it through a hosted domain i get an error see below

Code:

Warning: require_once(/var/chroot/home/content/15/8893015/html/users/helpers/helpers.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/content/15/8893015/html/dachi/users/init.php on line 23

Fatal error: require_once(): Failed opening required '/var/chroot/home/content/15/8893015/html/users/helpers/helpers.php' (include_path='.:/usr/local/php5_6/lib/php') in /home/content/15/8893015/html/dachi/users/init.php on line 23

You can see my directory "dachi" is missing in the first section. I have tried making some changes in z_us_root.php to insert my directory bbut nothing has worked. Any ideas?

I am using a shared host on godaddy and the new domain is a .app. SSL has not been setup yet.

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i am using 4.3.25

Ahh.  Ok. So this is a server configuration issue.  I don't have a godaddy account to play with this.  When I do a subdomain, I usually do an "a record" in the domain that points to the ip address of the server and let the server tell it where to go once it gets there. 

How did you setup the subdomain? Was the domain purchase from godaddy also or is it from an outside source?


While I'm rambling out loud here, the problem is that with your domain misconfigured, it means that the 2 "anchor" variables are messed up.  

I went to one of my sites that is run on a subdomain and did  a var_dump of $abs_us_root and $us_url_root
I get 
string(24) "/var/www/vbc/public_html"
string(1) "/"

I'm kind of curious to know what happens if you define these variables manually in users/init.php
So change line 5 from $abs_us_root=$_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'];
to 
$abs_us_root = '/var/chroot/home/content/15/8893015/html/dachi/';
You might have to redefine $us_url_root just above
require_once $abs_us_root.$us_url_root.'users/helpers/helpers.php';

My guess is with a little bit of trial and error you can get around the subdomain thing and just set those urls in init and you'll be good to go.  Looking at the error messages should tell you where the link is wrong.

Thanks for all that. I tried your suggestion but had no luck it's quite odd. I have contacted GoDaddy but no luck as of yet. I even bought a new domain to test and its the same issue... I will keep trying...