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walapu
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I have put everything in these are the file locations
/htdocs/geeklog/private_html/ (system files)
/htdocs/geeklog/public_html/ (public files)
when the installer asks me for the location to the db-config.php this is what I put in
/htdocs/geeklog/private_html/db-config.php
then it says
Installation Error
The path "/htdocs/geeklog/private_html/db-config.php" does not appear to be correct. Please go back and try again.
When I move the private files to the /htdocs/geeklog it works fine but if I use .htaccess it willl block public_html too, what do I do?
/htdocs/geeklog/private_html/ (system files)
/htdocs/geeklog/public_html/ (public files)
when the installer asks me for the location to the db-config.php this is what I put in
/htdocs/geeklog/private_html/db-config.php
then it says
Installation Error
The path "/htdocs/geeklog/private_html/db-config.php" does not appear to be correct. Please go back and try again.
When I move the private files to the /htdocs/geeklog it works fine but if I use .htaccess it willl block public_html too, what do I do?
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walapu
Anonymous
I have checked the permissions they are 755 but when I put the private_html files one derectory lower it works fine as I mentioned (the installer script finds it). But if I use .htaccess it will block out public_html too.
I am really good at this kinda stuff but I have no idea what is wrong.
EDIT Agian: Nvm my idea did not work (if you saw it posted forget it) did not work so back to square one. I have a private_html folder and a public_html folder and I am currently blocking all the files and subdirectories of private_html with a .htaccess file.
I am really good at this kinda stuff but I have no idea what is wrong.
EDIT Agian: Nvm my idea did not work (if you saw it posted forget it) did not work so back to square one. I have a private_html folder and a public_html folder and I am currently blocking all the files and subdirectories of private_html with a .htaccess file.
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walapu
Anonymous
I have fixed my problem and what I did was is I put the system files in the directory that the public_html was in. I setup everything and then I looked at the path to the logs and so on and here it is
/data/1*/1/3*/8*/15*97**/user/16*55**/htdocs/geeklog
so it turns out that network solutions has this weird path for the root so if you are having a problems similar to mine that is a way you can find the path to the root of your site or if you can find a much easier way please let me know.
I put the stars there to block out some of the numbers because that is some of my account information with network solutions.
/data/1*/1/3*/8*/15*97**/user/16*55**/htdocs/geeklog
so it turns out that network solutions has this weird path for the root so if you are having a problems similar to mine that is a way you can find the path to the root of your site or if you can find a much easier way please let me know.
I put the stars there to block out some of the numbers because that is some of my account information with network solutions.
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