It's PHP, for what it's worth. I know because the first thing I do at any site is look at their error handling. Here's theirs, trying to load http://freescreencast.com/screencasts2:
Missing controller
You are seeing this error because controller Screencasts2Controller could not be found.
Notice: If you want to customize this error message, create app/views/errors/missing_controller.thtml.
Fatal: Create the class below in file : app/controllers/screencasts2_controller.php
<?php
class Screencasts2Controller extends AppController {
var $name = 'Screencasts2';
}
?>
Yes, its a matter of changing the debug value to 0 instead of 1 in /app/config/core.php. If this were set you'd be getting 404's instead of error messages.
@OP - This probably isn't the best place to sell your site, but you're going to need a lot more stats if you want to sell it anywhere. At the very least you need to show proof of revenue over time. A good place to start your asking price is 8 * monthly_profit.
6 hours later and debug mode still hasn't been turned off, even though you told him exactly how to, in his own thread. Unbelievable. Most of the web devs I know would have panicked, fixed the setting and redeployed within minutes of learning they'd screwed up in a visible and embarrassing way.
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It's PHP, for what it's worth. I know because the first thing I do at any site is look at their error handling. Here's theirs, trying to load http://freescreencast.com/screencasts2:
Not a very professional effort IMO.Here is the server string:
And it's on a Dreamhost IP so probably debian (if I remember correctly?)update: Man, I really don't like CakePHP's error messages. Check this one out:
Great, now we know the dir structure. This is something that just should never be displayed. Doesn't CakePHP have "production mode"?Doesn't CakePHP have "production mode"?
Yes, its a matter of changing the debug value to 0 instead of 1 in /app/config/core.php. If this were set you'd be getting 404's instead of error messages.
@OP - This probably isn't the best place to sell your site, but you're going to need a lot more stats if you want to sell it anywhere. At the very least you need to show proof of revenue over time. A good place to start your asking price is 8 * monthly_profit.
6 hours later and debug mode still hasn't been turned off, even though you told him exactly how to, in his own thread. Unbelievable. Most of the web devs I know would have panicked, fixed the setting and redeployed within minutes of learning they'd screwed up in a visible and embarrassing way.
Inspire confidence this does not.