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Hello,

I'm working with de 2.1.4 Version and I'm having a problem with my Administration Control Panel.
When I click to Control Panel I get the page, but when I click some Item like Groups, User, Categories, ... I get the left menu, but on the right frame I get this error :

---- BEGIN ----------------

HTTP Status 404 - /admin/
type Status report

message /admin/

description The requested resource (/admin/) is not available.

Apache Tomcat/5.5.9

---- END -------------------

For example, when I click Groups, it points to http://localhost/adminGroups/list.page. Why JForum is trying to access my admin directory in the root of my application ?

Thank you very much

[originally posted on jforum.net by Anonymous]
 
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Oh, I would like to do an explanation :
JForum is working well when I work with my PC, but I get that error when I deploy the application in my ISP Server.

I would be greateful if you could help me with this error.

Best regards

[originally posted on jforum.net by Anonymous]
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