I'm trying to rename /core/admincp/ and /core/modcp/ to something else, however the config.php in the /core/includes/ folder does not reflect any of those changes and when I first installed vB5, when specifically entering a new folder name in the field to change /modcp/ to something else when the installation was finished. Was this feature removed or did this feature mistakenly break between 5.1.8 to 5.1.9? Or is there an extra step not covered in the manual and not well known with 5.1.9?
I have tried adding it to the /core/includes/config.php file and the /vb_root/config.php file and neither worked. Both still show up as /admincp/ and /modcp/ when refreshing the page and checking the link.
I just purchased the license yesterday and so far, vB5 is the only one that acts like crap on this particular issue. I installed vB3, vB4, vB5 on a secluded web server local to only my machine (localhost) to find out which one I like more before going forward with the version I like best and remove other versions from my testing server. I really wanted to evaluate each one, but so far, vB5 is failing because of the lack of security flexibility that vB3 and vB4 seem to have, namely the easy and painless ability to rename /admincp/ and /modcp/.
Some information if it helps:
PHP 5.6.12
Apache 2.4.16
MySQL 5.6 (with vB5's config using MySQLi setting)
I have tried adding it to the /core/includes/config.php file and the /vb_root/config.php file and neither worked. Both still show up as /admincp/ and /modcp/ when refreshing the page and checking the link.
I just purchased the license yesterday and so far, vB5 is the only one that acts like crap on this particular issue. I installed vB3, vB4, vB5 on a secluded web server local to only my machine (localhost) to find out which one I like more before going forward with the version I like best and remove other versions from my testing server. I really wanted to evaluate each one, but so far, vB5 is failing because of the lack of security flexibility that vB3 and vB4 seem to have, namely the easy and painless ability to rename /admincp/ and /modcp/.
Some information if it helps:
PHP 5.6.12
Apache 2.4.16
MySQL 5.6 (with vB5's config using MySQLi setting)
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