Website admin question 
Author: Björn J.
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When I try admins Website test I get this error Could not connect: php_network_getaddresses: getaddrinfo failed: hostname nor servname provided, or not known I do not understand this, could anyone explain this?
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Hello Björn,
Can you please send me a screenshot of the error page?
You can login to the admin page? On the server do you have php support?
Many thanks!
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Here is teh screenshot.
Yes I can login to the admin page
yes the server has php support, I have a working countdown in place.
Hello Björn,
This error message comes from the test that checks the curl support to connect to the Google Webmaster.
In any case it would only take some informations from the google webmaster page which you can reach directly by visiting www.google.com/webmasters/ and you will find in this way more informations about your website.
Please feel free to write back if you need more information.
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this test fails
if (file_exists("mail") && is_dir("mail"))
$test->doTest($l10n['admin_test_database'], "mysql_test");
Surely that has nothing to do with google!?
Have I missed something inconfuguration for database access?
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Today, without me doing anything special I got this screen when trying website test in admin.
So this looks nice, but since I cannot give mysql the correct username I cannot test the mailform to database.
I am now trying to get it to work by sending to a script instead. Now I get the same error message as I did previously in website test
What is the name of the script that is created if I use send to database? It could help me doing it the correct way.
Hello Bjorn,
The file created by the program is imEmailForm.php in the mail folder.
If you require any further information, please feel free to write back.
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So now everytime I have updated the form that uses the email to database I have to, thru the use of filezilla, edit the script mentioned above and change the emailadress to the correct one and so I can get it to work.
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this was meant to be on another subject, sri...