Whooops! Typo! Tryhttp://www.toddcary.com/concrete5/...

Sorry!

Todd

If you look at the log...it seems the server is set to run and start services but without gd...this is in your phpinfo file '--without-gd'

Also...I would recommend updating php to 5.3 at least.

Review this link for info about gd and enabling it

http://www.php.net/manual/en/image.installation.php...



If my post has helped you, please mark it as so. Thanks!

In other words, I need to recompile PHP? This is not something have have done...compile php. I did run yum install php-gd, but I am not sure if I am suppose to do something else.

Is there a test that I can run to see if gd is install...like my testphp.php?

Sorry for the newbie questions, but I have to get started some place.

Todd

No need to apologize...try running the command below in terminal

yum install php5-gd

Once that runs, restart the apache web server and then see if the error message about GD goes away.

In regards to the Support Concrete5 request URL's error....create a file called php5.ini using text editor. Paste this line cgi.fix_pathinfo = 1

and save the php5.ini file. Once that is done, upload it to the root of your website which I am assuming is /var/www/html/concrete5

That should take care of that problem. Hope this helps.

Thanks to the help on this forum and on the Centos forum, I now clear the tests:

http://www.toddcary.com/contrete5/index.php...

Onward....

Todd

I have posted this on it's own thread: what goes in the Server field for the DB. I have a new DB created, however for me the server is mysql, but that does not work.

Todd

Typically you can use localhost if it's your own server. That's all you should need to enter in to install and you will be good.

Hope this helps.