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Actually many people have had problems qith the passwordsa
and I can say the problem may be caused by charset issues
between the server and the client.

However, I'm slowly rewriting the code to use mySQL, because
it has proved to be more stable and reliable and most PHP
enabled hosts do include mySQL.

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Say I have wrong password. :(

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I'm currently having some general problems with the setup. I
have been fixing some minor issues there, but some seem to
persist, all the reports you can give from the setup will be
very welcome.

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Well, your PHP configuration doesn't seem to register
autoglobals, which is supposed to be ON.

You probably have the directive track_vars se to Off, while
it's recquired (implicitly) to be on (it's on in PHP5.0.1
by default afaik)

Turning error_reporting off is not a solution at all,
because errors and notices are there for a reason.

You're right, lets go on in the forums.

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Okay, after putting "_POST['...']" everywhere I get a new set
of error messages:

Step 1:
Notice: Undefined index: pw1 in
C:\Data\webroot\KSMAS\setup.php on line 2423
Notice: A session had already been started - ignoring
session_start() in C:\Data\webroot\KSMAS\setup.php on line
3026


Step 2:
Notice: Undefined index: pw1 in
C:\Data\webroot\KSMAS\setup.php on line 2423
Notice: A session had already been started - ignoring
session_start() in C:\Data\webroot\KSMAS\setup.php on line
3026
Notice: Use of undefined constant wrong_pass -
assumed 'wrong_pass' in C:\Data\webroot\KSMAS\setup.php
(3101) : eval()'d code on line 136
Notice: Undefined variable: step_cnts in
C:\Data\webroot\KSMAS\setup.php(3101) : eval()'d code on
line 136

Post-install:
Notice: Undefined index: mode in
C:\Data\webroot\KSMAS\KSMAS\index.php on line 63
Notice: Undefined index: mode in
C:\Data\webroot\KSMAS\KSMAS\index.php on line 69
Notice: Undefined index: mode in
C:\Data\webroot\KSMAS\KSMAS\index.php on line 85
Notice: Undefined index: free_slots in
C:\Data\webroot\KSMAS\KSMAS\include\settings.inc.php on
line 22
Notice: Undefined index: close_gaps in
C:\Data\webroot\KSMAS\KSMAS\include\settings.inc.php on
line 33
Notice: Undefined index: free_slots_limit in
C:\Data\webroot\KSMAS\KSMAS\include\settings.inc.php on
line 49
Notice: Undefined index: free_slots_default in
C:\Data\webroot\KSMAS\KSMAS\include\settings.inc.php on
line 53
Notice: Undefined index: activation_time_factor in
C:\Data\webroot\KSMAS\KSMAS\include\settings.inc.php on
line 57
Notice: Undefined index: activation_time_multiplier in
C:\Data\webroot\KSMAS\KSMAS\include\settings.inc.php on
line 61
Notice: Undefined index: chtype in
C:\Data\webroot\KSMAS\KSMAS\include\settings.inc.php on
line 71
Notice: Undefined index: user in
C:\Data\webroot\KSMAS\KSMAS\include\manager.inc.php on
line 83
Notice: Undefined index: user in
C:\Data\webroot\KSMAS\KSMAS\include\manager.inc.php on
line 92
Notice: Undefined index: in
C:\Data\webroot\KSMAS\KSMAS\include\manager.inc.php on
line 92
Notice: Undefined variable: msg in
C:\Data\webroot\KSMAS\KSMAS\include\settings.inc.php on
line 94

Trying to view index.php/show.png:
Notice: Undefined index: mode in
C:\Data\webroot\KSMAS\KSMAS\index.php on line 63
Notice: Undefined index: mode in
C:\Data\webroot\KSMAS\KSMAS\index.php on line 69
Notice: Undefined index: mode in
C:\Data\webroot\KSMAS\KSMAS\index.php on line 85

I put ini_set('display_errors', '0') in index.php to get around
these but this is _not_ a long-term solution.

Maybe "catastrophic" was a bit harsh, but it was a failure to
operate properly. Oh well, mostly working now.

I tried running setup.php from the root directory of my server
but it absolutely refused to move on to step 2.

I have other issues/concerns but I'll mention them in the
forums.

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I must reckon thi is weird, but after taking a look at the
(well, rather old) code of mine, I noticed that I noobishly
assumed in the first versions register_globals was
activated. It should be _POST['pw1'] and _POST['pw2'].
Just fixed it.
It's not that catastrophic after all, I think.

Gracias por infromarlo. :-)
(Thanks for your report)

PS: setup.php creates a folder called 'KSMAS', so you
actually don't need to create a separated one.