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Documentation says to run the script at http://yourgeeklogsite/admin/install/install.php in order to 'build database tables.' I'm simply trying to call this page up in my browser, and get a "Page Not Available" return. I'm sure that I'm doing something stupid. Can anyone help me? Thanks!!!

Make sure all of the paths are exactly correct in you config.php and li-common.

Make sure you are not just cutting and pasting
http://yourgeeklogsite/admin/install/install.php! This may sound obvious but I have seen it before

Here's what I'm getting when I called up the check.php script:

Warning: main(../../lib-common.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/content/O/v/e/Overspeed/html/geeklog/public_html/admin/check.php on line 41

Fatal error: main(): Failed opening required '../../lib-common.php' (include_path='.:/usr/local/lib/php') in /home/content/O/v/e/Overspeed/html/geeklog/public_html/admin/check.php on line 41

I installed the Geeklog files via a application manager at my host GoDaddy. The config.php and lib-commom.php files were automatically set with the following paths:

Config.php:
/home/content/O/v/e/Overspeed/html/geeklog/

Lib-common.php:
/home/content/O/v/e/Overspeed/html/geeklog/config.php

Any thoughts or telltale signs? Thanks!!!

My host GoDaddy tells me that the paths in Config.php and Lib-common.php are correct.

One thing I noticed was when I downloaded GL from Geeklog.net onto my PC, the 'admin' folder in 'public_html' had an 'install' folder with check.php and install.php in it. It also had addindex, configinfo, info, and success.

In the copy of GL installed by GoDaddy through their Application Manager, the 'admin' folder in 'public_html' does not have an 'install' folder. I copied config.php and install.php into the 'admin' folder. This copy still does not have addindex, configinfo, info, or success in it.

Am I in trouble here? Thanks!!!

This has been solved, thanks!

Godaddy might have the admin direcorty for there stuff. See if there is another admin directory.