GODADDY installations
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Hey everyone.
I have seen a lot of posts on installation problems with GoDaddy. I host a lot there. Not by choice anymore but I do have clients that like their pricing and I have to convince them over time to move to a more robust C5 blazing server (C5's servers as an example).
The NUMBER ONE thing you MUST ensure you have on your GoDaddy install is the "php5.ini". NOTE the 5. If all you have is php.ini it wont work properly. Add the 5 and it should work just fine.
If you don't have the right php5.ini file for godaddy, let me know and I will send you a copy of mine. Works every time.
Bill
I have seen a lot of posts on installation problems with GoDaddy. I host a lot there. Not by choice anymore but I do have clients that like their pricing and I have to convince them over time to move to a more robust C5 blazing server (C5's servers as an example).
The NUMBER ONE thing you MUST ensure you have on your GoDaddy install is the "php5.ini". NOTE the 5. If all you have is php.ini it wont work properly. Add the 5 and it should work just fine.
If you don't have the right php5.ini file for godaddy, let me know and I will send you a copy of mine. Works every time.
Bill
just upload it :P i suggest hostgator, fast and works out of the box ;)
I am having installation problems with GoDaddy - getting the dreaded "Cannot parse PATH_INFO..." . I tried changing php.ini to php5.ini but no change. Is there something that needs to be changed within the file?
Thanks!
Thanks!
What's your server config?
The account I've tested was:
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OS/Hosting Type: Linux/Shared Hosting
Hosting Configuration: 2.0
PHP Version: PHP 5.x
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Make sure your "Hosting Configuration" is 2.0 and PHP 5.x.
You can check it under Hosting Dashboard (Control Panel)
When enabled SSH access, and GoDaddy automatically upgraded the server.
I installed concrete5 afterward, and I have no problem with it. No error message at all.
The account I've tested was:
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OS/Hosting Type: Linux/Shared Hosting
Hosting Configuration: 2.0
PHP Version: PHP 5.x
==========
Make sure your "Hosting Configuration" is 2.0 and PHP 5.x.
You can check it under Hosting Dashboard (Control Panel)
When enabled SSH access, and GoDaddy automatically upgraded the server.
I installed concrete5 afterward, and I have no problem with it. No error message at all.
Hi Katz,
Thaks for your post but I have aniother questionn, please. I have enabled ssh in GoDaddy. I uploaded an unarchived copy of concrete5. My hosting conf is 2.2 php version 5.x. I see all of the files but I don't have a php5.ini. any suggestions?
Thaks for your post but I have aniother questionn, please. I have enabled ssh in GoDaddy. I uploaded an unarchived copy of concrete5. My hosting conf is 2.2 php version 5.x. I see all of the files but I don't have a php5.ini. any suggestions?
I'm having a problem with my installation of concrete5 on godaddy. All of the files are accurate. I contacted godaddy and they said I had done everything accurate. But when I go to the url to install it says there is an error with Web Server Access to Files and Configuration Directories - The config/, packages/ and files/ directories must be writable by your web server.
I made those changes too and still not working! Please help this is driving me crazy!
I made those changes too and still not working! Please help this is driving me crazy!
Read this How-To
http://www.concrete5.org/documentation/how-tos/developers/concrete5...
if you still have problems let me know. GoDaddy doesn't know very much about Concrete5 and their support staff is horrible. If you haven't spent a lot of money on your hosting, cancel and go with a more friendly hosting provder.
Bill
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Subject: GODADDY installations : Installation Help
http://www.concrete5.org/documentation/how-tos/developers/concrete5...
if you still have problems let me know. GoDaddy doesn't know very much about Concrete5 and their support staff is horrible. If you haven't spent a lot of money on your hosting, cancel and go with a more friendly hosting provder.
Bill
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From: concrete5 Community [mailto:discussions@concretecms.com]
Sent: Friday, June 01, 2012 11:49 AM
To: wcarone@roadrunner.com
Subject: GODADDY installations : Installation Help
It's no problem installing C5 on Godaddy. You need a PAID hosting plan. If it has the banners across the top that say godaddy free hosting it won't work.
You need
Linux/Shared Hosting
Hosting Configuration 2.0, 2.1, 2.2 all work fine.
PHP 5.x
Create a php5.ini file in the same directory that C5 is installed in and have this line in it:
cgi.fix_pathinfo = 1
After you make the php5.ini file wait about 30 minutes for changes to take effect.
Upload an Unarchive the C5 zip file with the Godaddy file manager, then follow the C5 installation instructions.
You need
Linux/Shared Hosting
Hosting Configuration 2.0, 2.1, 2.2 all work fine.
PHP 5.x
Create a php5.ini file in the same directory that C5 is installed in and have this line in it:
cgi.fix_pathinfo = 1
After you make the php5.ini file wait about 30 minutes for changes to take effect.
Upload an Unarchive the C5 zip file with the Godaddy file manager, then follow the C5 installation instructions.
pvernaglia's instruction worked! Perfect Install... thank you!
Hello Everyone,
If you need assistance for GoDaddy installations, Bill is the man. He helped me extensively and was very knowledgeable. Big Kudos to you Bill! "bcarone" is his username on this forum
If you need assistance for GoDaddy installations, Bill is the man. He helped me extensively and was very knowledgeable. Big Kudos to you Bill! "bcarone" is his username on this forum
Hi Bill,
I am working on installing C5 on GoDaddy, could you send me your ini file? I would really appreciate it!
Thanks,
Rachel
I am working on installing C5 on GoDaddy, could you send me your ini file? I would really appreciate it!
Thanks,
Rachel
Not sure if this will work anymore. You may have to change the file name to
be php5.ini. GoDaddy has been making changing to the way their servers are
working and I know long host with them.
I will help if I can.
Bill
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Sent: Friday, November 04, 2011 9:03 PM
To: wcarone@roadrunner.com
Subject: GODADDY installations: GODADDY installations
be php5.ini. GoDaddy has been making changing to the way their servers are
working and I know long host with them.
I will help if I can.
Bill
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From: Concrete5 Community [mailto:discussions@concretecms.com]
Sent: Friday, November 04, 2011 9:03 PM
To: wcarone@roadrunner.com
Subject: GODADDY installations: GODADDY installations
Could you attach?
Thanks!
Thanks!
I did. May not have gone through since I responded outside of C5. Send an
alternate email addee and will resend.
Bill
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Sent: Friday, November 04, 2011 9:54 PM
To: wcarone@roadrunner.com
Subject: GODADDY installations: GODADDY installations
alternate email addee and will resend.
Bill
-----Original Message-----
From: Concrete5 Community [mailto:discussions@concretecms.com]
Sent: Friday, November 04, 2011 9:54 PM
To: wcarone@roadrunner.com
Subject: GODADDY installations: GODADDY installations
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