RE: [Post-nuke-users] install.php script suggestion

[Michael C. <mc...@fu...>]

The problem is that that you need to change the permissions on the
config.php file, so that your pub browser has rights to modify the file.

Under normal conditions the Install script does modify that file.

I'm not sure what the file permissions need to be to get it to work, I
usually just use my FTP program and set "[W] Other" and it works like a
charm.

The "official" mailing list is now over on a Yahoo Group, post your question
there and I'm sure that someone will know the exact permissions needed -->
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/pndev pn...@ya... 

--
Mike

>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Gianluca Montecchi [mailto:g.m...@lo...]
>> Sent: Friday, October 26, 2001 2:54 AM
>> To: pos...@li...
>> Subject: [Post-nuke-users] install.php script suggestion
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> Hi.
>> 
>> I just installed postnuke (0.64) and I noticed the nice 
>> installation method (with the install.php
>> script that work like a wizard).
>> 
>> After executing all the steps in the script, I try to use 
>> the site (a test site) and I get a "Unable to
>>  select database" error.
>> 
>> looking at the config.php file, I see that it were not 
>> updated by the install script. (that ask for all the
>> necessary data). 
>> 
>> If this is not a bug, cannot be a good idea to patch the 
>> install.php file so it update the config file ?
>> I think that,
>> 
>> --
>> We are the opensource. Existence as you know it is over. We 
>> will add your
>> proprietary features and technological distinctiveness to 
>> our own opensource
>> project. Resistence is futile. Windows is closed.
>>  in this way, the installation will be more simple and more clean.
>> 
>> bye
>> 
>> Gianluca
>> 
>> 
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