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    • CommentAuthorploglodyte
    • CommentTimeJan 27th 2007
     
    I'm pretty experienced at installing software at webhosts (joomla, xaraya, drupal, plone, gallery etc). I have the latest patched plogger (ploggerb2.1) unzipped in a dir www.mysite.complog on a linux server (hostgator). The plog dir is 775. I've created a db for plogger. When I try to nav to www.mysite.complog_install.php my browser just spins it's little icon, nothing ever appears. I can get to the readme.txt just fine in the browser and all of the files are where they ought to be, as I unzipped right in the plog dir.

    Anyone have a clue what's the issue?
    • CommentAuthorploglodyte
    • CommentTimeJan 27th 2007
     
    More specifics on this environment

    PHP version 4.4.4
    MySQL version 4.1.21-standard
    GD1.0
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    I'm having a similar problem, see below thread. Pretty weird.
    • CommentAuthorploglodyte
    • CommentTimeFeb 11th 2007
     
    So, it's been two weeks, the only response here has been from another person with the same issue. I'm bumping this after waiting for someone who has a clue to suggest something...is it that the new version of plogger is busted? I know there are working plogger sites out there, but maybe those were earlier releases?
    • CommentAuthorploglodyte
    • CommentTimeFeb 25th 2007
     
    A month now and no response? There have been no new releases. Frustrating.
    • CommentAuthorspike
    • CommentTimeFeb 27th 2007
     
    try changing the plog directory to 777...just a thought.
    Also, if your server is running in PHP safe mode, you are going to have a problem like that.
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    PHP safe mode is off, and 777 didn't make any difference.
    • CommentAuthorhytonen
    • CommentTimeMay 3rd 2007 edited
     
    Hi there.
    Im rather new to linux server but...
    Try to change ownership in the folder where you have your plogger files.
    The account that apache uses for your website should be the owner in the folder.

    To CHOWN 1 file: chown username:group filename.php
    To CHOWN several files: chown username:group filename1.php filename2.php
    To CHOWN all files and folders in current working directory: chown username:group *
    To CHOWN all files and folders in current working directory and each subsequent sub-directory and file: chown -R username:group *

    To CHMOD 1 file: chmod 755 filename.php
    To CHMOD several files: chmod 755 filename1.php filename2.php
    To CHMOD all files and folders in current working directory: chmod 755 *
    To CHMOD all files and folders in current working directory and each subsequent sub-directory and file: chmod -R 755 *

    wbr:JH

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