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Legacy Forums => General Discussion (Legacy) => Topic started by: philippe peltier on April 21, 2003, 03:08:41 PM
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I'm pretty bothered installing phpNUKE on my 5.5 :
I extracted it from the tar archive, put the content of the html dir in the html dir of my ibay, did whatever is asked in the INSTALL file - created database, tables,chmoded some files, edited config.php- and when I launch "http://myserver/mydomain.com/myibay/admin.php" i get a nice blank screen... ;-(
I tried in putting the files in /primary/html too, with the same result.
Didi somebody have the same problem and solved it ? (I installed the same phpNUKE on an apache/mysql windows server without any trouble...)
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Did you setup the IBay to be able to run cgi/php?
I've been running php-Nuke since 5.0 (on SME 5.5) and am now up to 6.5 on SME 5.6. I haven't had ANY issues at all. :)
You can check my site at http://hale.no-ip.info. :)
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You *do* have php installed and the apache httpd.conf modified so that it will properly serve up .php pages, don't you?
Try putting a very simple file in your web-server's public root directory - the one that you point at when you enter your own server name as a URL. In that file, put a file called test.php, which has only this in it:
If you have properly installed php, that file should tell you a lot about your installation. If you don't see anything, you don't have php properly installed.
BTW I had someone mention to me that php-Nuke had some security concerns so I switched to post-Nuke, and have it running on my SME 5.5 server, at: http://midtoad.is-a-geek.org/
cheers
Stewart in Calgary
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Well, I found the trick.. the doc tells to setup the dbhost in confog.php like this :
"http://myserver.mydomain.com' and in fact you need to set it up without "http://" for it to work, even if your server is online on the web..
That was all.. ;-)
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Phil.
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Hi Steward,
Where can I find a step-by-step how to for post-nuke ?
Peter