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  • Keegan Alex

    Problems installing PHPNuke 6.7

    Hi folks,

    I downloaded PHP-Nuke 6.7, and after reading the INSTALL file, it
    looks very simple... but either i'm reading them wrong or they're very
    flawed.

    First, it says:

    Untar the package into the directory you want to use on you web
    server, if you're unsure where that is, ask you system administrator.

    I use /usr/local/www/htdocs, so I untared the file here. On htdocs,
    there's some misc files - INSTALL, README, TODO, etc - then the
    directories html/, sql/, and upgrades/.

    From this point in the installation process, it keeps refering to
    files in the html directory, but it never says to go into this
    directory Then it says to run http://whatever/admin.php, but if
    instructions are followed correctly, it'd be
    http://whatever/html/admin.php.

    I can live with this minor flaw, but once the product is up and going,
    nothing works. Clicking on Forum gives me this error:
    Template->make_filename( ): Error - file
    ../../templates/subSilver/admin/index_frameset. tpl does not exist

    Clicking on almost any module gives me this error:
    Sorry, such file doesn't exist...

    What did I do wrong??? I followed the instructions verbatum. I also
    did run the sql code below:
    mysqladmin create nuke
    mysql nuke < nuke.sql

    And these installed fine.

    So can someone let me know what I did wrong? Thanks for any
    assistance, and sorry if I sound a bit rash. PHPNuke is a wonderful
    product and I have used it in the past... but minor problems like this
    really make it impossible to use.

    Thanks,

    Keegan.
  • Tomba

    #2
    Re: Problems installing PHPNuke 6.7

    well I don't know if that causes the problem, but you only have to upload
    the html directory into your htdocs dir. The others dirs in your package are
    just for installing and reading, and are not used by phpNuke itself

    "Keegan Alex" <keeganalex@yah oo.com> schreef in bericht
    news:d815f41a.0 308052012.7fe3b 8f1@posting.goo gle.com...[color=blue]
    > Hi folks,
    >
    > I downloaded PHP-Nuke 6.7, and after reading the INSTALL file, it
    > looks very simple... but either i'm reading them wrong or they're very
    > flawed.
    >
    > First, it says:
    >
    > Untar the package into the directory you want to use on you web
    > server, if you're unsure where that is, ask you system administrator.
    >
    > I use /usr/local/www/htdocs, so I untared the file here. On htdocs,
    > there's some misc files - INSTALL, README, TODO, etc - then the
    > directories html/, sql/, and upgrades/.
    >
    > From this point in the installation process, it keeps refering to
    > files in the html directory, but it never says to go into this
    > directory Then it says to run http://whatever/admin.php, but if
    > instructions are followed correctly, it'd be
    > http://whatever/html/admin.php.
    >
    > I can live with this minor flaw, but once the product is up and going,
    > nothing works. Clicking on Forum gives me this error:
    > Template->make_filename( ): Error - file
    > ./../templates/subSilver/admin/index_frameset. tpl does not exist
    >
    > Clicking on almost any module gives me this error:
    > Sorry, such file doesn't exist...
    >
    > What did I do wrong??? I followed the instructions verbatum. I also
    > did run the sql code below:
    > mysqladmin create nuke
    > mysql nuke < nuke.sql
    >
    > And these installed fine.
    >
    > So can someone let me know what I did wrong? Thanks for any
    > assistance, and sorry if I sound a bit rash. PHPNuke is a wonderful
    > product and I have used it in the past... but minor problems like this
    > really make it impossible to use.
    >
    > Thanks,
    >
    > Keegan.[/color]


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    • Keegan Alex

      #3
      Re: Problems installing PHPNuke 6.7

      keeganalex@yaho o.com (Keegan Alex) wrote in message news:<d815f41a. 0308052012.7fe3 b8f1@posting.go ogle.com>...[color=blue]
      > Hi folks,
      >
      > I downloaded PHP-Nuke 6.7, and after reading the INSTALL file, it
      > looks very simple... but either i'm reading them wrong or they're very
      > flawed.
      >
      > First, it says:
      >
      > Untar the package into the directory you want to use on you web
      > server, if you're unsure where that is, ask you system administrator.
      >
      > I use /usr/local/www/htdocs, so I untared the file here. On htdocs,
      > there's some misc files - INSTALL, README, TODO, etc - then the
      > directories html/, sql/, and upgrades/.
      >
      > From this point in the installation process, it keeps refering to
      > files in the html directory, but it never says to go into this
      > directory Then it says to run http://whatever/admin.php, but if
      > instructions are followed correctly, it'd be
      > http://whatever/html/admin.php.
      >
      > I can live with this minor flaw, but once the product is up and going,
      > nothing works. Clicking on Forum gives me this error:
      > Template->make_filename( ): Error - file
      > ./../templates/subSilver/admin/index_frameset. tpl does not exist
      >
      > Clicking on almost any module gives me this error:
      > Sorry, such file doesn't exist...
      >
      > What did I do wrong??? I followed the instructions verbatum. I also
      > did run the sql code below:
      > mysqladmin create nuke
      > mysql nuke < nuke.sql
      >
      > And these installed fine.
      >
      > So can someone let me know what I did wrong? Thanks for any
      > assistance, and sorry if I sound a bit rash. PHPNuke is a wonderful
      > product and I have used it in the past... but minor problems like this
      > really make it impossible to use.
      >
      > Thanks,
      >
      > Keegan.[/color]

      Just a quick follow-up. I just downloaded PHPNuke 6.6 to see if maybe
      the instructions were flawed in 6.7, and they're almost identical.
      Okay, this makes me thing I'm doing something wrong, but I've read and
      re-read the insallation instructions. They seem so simple, even a
      newbie can figure them out... but I sware it's not working for me.

      Can someone give any pointers? The instructions clearly say to untar
      the PHP-Nuke tar file to the web directory, yet all the files are in
      the html/ subfolder. I've tried hitting this folder -
      http://localhost/html/admin.php - and so forth, but I continue to get
      the errors discribed above. I've tried both 6.6 and 6.7 on two
      different systems with the same results.

      Please, if someone has any pointers, please let me know. Thanks,

      Keegan.

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