chmod is Unix's change access mode command. If you have shell/telnet access to your web server, you can change to the directory indicated (cd) and issue the commands in the install notes.
If you don't, you might have a Web management interface tool that can let you do this. You will need to use this to make sure all the files with a .cgi extention are marked as "executable" (and readable) by everyone (owner, group, other).
Also the files in the db directory need to be marked as read and write-able by everyone. This is so the information can be stored.
Probably missing a few fine points here and there but this should get you pointed in the correct direction.
Greg M.
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how do you "chmod" a file? thanks email me at matrixant@vol.com if i don't come back to this site and see if anyone answered me thanks
Nick R.
chmod is Unix's change access mode command. If you have shell/telnet access to your web server, you can change to the directory indicated (cd) and issue the commands in the install notes.
If you don't, you might have a Web management interface tool that can let you do this. You will need to use this to make sure all the files with a .cgi extention are marked as "executable" (and readable) by everyone (owner, group, other).
Also the files in the db directory need to be marked as read and write-able by everyone. This is so the information can be stored.
Probably missing a few fine points here and there but this should get you pointed in the correct direction.
Greg M.