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| Re: Newinstallation on Windows IIS5 Server [message #29965 is a reply to message #29955] |
Thu, 26 January 2006 15:12   |
Ilia
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Installation on a win32 system is very easy and not at all different from a unix based install. In fact on win32 you generally will have permissions to create folders by default, so in most cases you just simply run the installer and tell it where to install the forum. if you do get permissions error, make sure that the folders where the forum is being installed is writable by the web server.
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| Re: Newinstallation on Windows IIS5 Server [message #30114 is a reply to message #29955] |
Sun, 05 February 2006 13:23 |
linux4ever
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Hmm.. sorry,
after the first run off install.php it comes up with following entries:
Server Root
The path on the server where the browseable files of the forum (*.php) will be stored.
Forum Data Root
The path on the server where the NON-browseable files of the forum will be stored.
Forum WWW Root
This is the URL of your forum, and should point to the forum's front page. This is also the URL people will need to use to get to your forum.
System Information
PHP Version: 5.1.2
Register Globals:
For performance & security reasons we recommend keeping this option OFF. enabled
Magic quotes gpc:
For performance reasons we recommend keeping this option OFF. enabled
MySQL Extension:
Interface to the MySQL server, which is the recommended database for FUDforum. enabled
PostgreSQL Extension:
Interface to the PostgreSQL server. disabled
PCRE Extension:
Perl Compatible Regular Expression (required). enabled
Zlib Extension:
zlib extension is optional, however we recommend enabling it. This extension allow you to compress your forum backups as well as use zlib compression for your pages. enabled
Pspell Extension:
Pspell extension is optional, this extension is needed by the FUDforum's built-in spellchecker. If you want to allow users to spell check their messages, enable this extension. disabled
..then i click on next but nothing happened... is ther anything more to do?
thX f a ANW Dirk
PS: CGI Timeout
The specified CGI application exceeded the allowed time for processing. The server has deleted the process
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| Re: Newinstallation on Windows IIS5 Server [message #30117 is a reply to message #30114] |
Sun, 05 February 2006 17:37 |
Ilia
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Hrm, well the 1st step after you click submit is the decompression of the forum files onto disk. From your error it seems like this is taking longer then your CGI settings allow, have you tried raising the timeout?
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