Re: [Phpgedview-talk] Configuring of phpgedview

[John H. <jmh...@op...>]

Bin

 

Thanks for the suggestion which I did try and made it simple to set up
everything but I ended up in the exact position as before.

 

I was able to create the required simple PHP file and point my browser to it
with a web page listing all my php configuration details including the mysql
and gd details as required per the instructions on the PHPGedView Developer
page at the following URL
http://wiki.phpgedview.net/en/index.php/Developers_Guide:Installing_PhpGedVi
ew_for_Development


I got towards the bottom and completed the "Setting up a virtual directory
in Apache 2" and then moved onto "Configuring PHPGedView" and I can't pass
step 1.


All I get now is the following:


Index of /PGV


*	Parent Directory <http://localhost/> 
*	PHPGedView/ <http://localhost/PGV/PHPGedView/> 


My entry in the httpd.conf file is 


Alias /PGV        "C:/PGV/Workspace/"


<Directory "C:/PGV/Workspace/">


       Options Indexes FollowSymLinks MultiViews ExecCGI


       AllowOverride All


       Order allow,deny


       Allow from all


</Directory>


The location of PHPGedView files as follows:


C:\pgv\workspace\PHPGedView


All the PHPGedView folders and files are location below this location.


I must be missing something very simple but from all the help I have
received so far I still can't get any further.


I hope what I have provided above points the step where I have managed to
get up and need help.


Thanks to those who have provide help so far.


Regards


John Henriksen

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Zhang
Sent: Monday, 14 May 2007 3:06 AM
To: wki...@al...; All About PhpGedView
Subject: Re: [Phpgedview-talk] Configuring of phpgedview

 

I would suggest install apache, mysql, php and install WAMP, which would
install and configure Apache, MySQL, PHP automatically for you, then all you
have to do is to put PGV under the web root directory.  Quick and Easy.

Once WAMP is configured and installed, write a simple test php  file with
one line:

<?php phoinfo();?>

Name it something like test.php, place it under web root.  Point to it in
the browser, if it works, you are ready. 

good luck

On 5/11/07, waldo kitty <wki...@al...> wrote:

John Henriksen wrote:
> Looks like it now wants me to log in but I need to set the required
> permissions.
>
> Note sure which ones I needed to set here.

what user is the web server running as? that is the user that needs read and

write access to the directory in question... you might, but i don't know
yet,
have to set the permissions on the files in there, too... i can't tell from
here...

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