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Step 1 Problem Revisited [message #1467]

Tue, 16 April 2002 06:07

creamywf

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Same problem: +When i load install.php on my browser I get step 1 coming up as it should then when i type in the folder the files are located i get this error:

The directory you've specified does not appear to be the directory where forum sources were decompressed to.

I did put the last / at the end of the path, and followed through all of the suggestions I found on these forums related to this problem.

We tested it and testing works perfectly.

I called my hosting company to check if there were any permissions problems at their end and they could not identify any. He also moved the test files to the same directory where the rest of the files were located. He also ran the tests and everything worked fine from his end. Rather than using the literal path, we also tried the virtual path. Nothing works.

The host company's server runs on Red Hat Linux 7 with PHP4 and MySQL 3.23.36. We downloaded the most current version of FUDForum and FTPed it to the host server with no problem. The files are there, everything seems to be in order, but it will not follow the correct path.

We are using www.blackkat.com as a hosting company.

Any help or suggestions would be great.

In other forum threads on this topic, no information on the resolution was given even when it was mentioned the problem was resolved so it becomes useless for other readers with the same problem. It would be great if someone could post the resolution as well as the problem and discussion.

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		Step 1 Problem Revisited By: creamywf on Tue, 16 April 2002 06:07
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