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If someone can help me I would be extremely appreciative. I am not by any means a code writer. I normally use C5 in conjunction with hosting services (like dreamhost) that have one click installs for C5. I have a new client that has an existing host that doesn't offer this option. I am trying to install C5 and build her a new site. I created a mysql database. Then I uploaded the unzipped C5 files to the root in her FTP. The hosting company also gives the instruction that I need to:
Select the php5.ini file installed at the root level and then click edit
Add this line of code to the file:
cgi.fix_pathinfo = 1
If there is already a line with the cgi.fix_pathinfo variable set to 0, change the 0 to a 1.
I can't find a PHP5.ini file anywhere in the FTP folder, Nor can I find code anywhere taht looks like cgi.fix_pathinfo. When I ask the host support for help they tell me that I need to create my own file and upload it. Then they refer me to php.net. Haha. It's like reading Latin. I've looked in the C5 forums for support and it all seems to relate to godaddy, which is not the hosting company she uses.
Can anybody help me? I'm just trying to get to the C5 install screen.
Thank you!!
Select the php5.ini file installed at the root level and then click edit
Add this line of code to the file:
cgi.fix_pathinfo = 1
If there is already a line with the cgi.fix_pathinfo variable set to 0, change the 0 to a 1.
I can't find a PHP5.ini file anywhere in the FTP folder, Nor can I find code anywhere taht looks like cgi.fix_pathinfo. When I ask the host support for help they tell me that I need to create my own file and upload it. Then they refer me to php.net. Haha. It's like reading Latin. I've looked in the C5 forums for support and it all seems to relate to godaddy, which is not the hosting company she uses.
Can anybody help me? I'm just trying to get to the C5 install screen.
Thank you!!
from what I googled, you should be able to just create that file with a single line :
Hello branastas,
I agree with goutnet, you should be able to just create the file, and add the code to it.
If they have a cPanel, this manual installation article I did may be helpful:
http://www.webhostinghub.com/support/edu/concrete5/get-started/inst...
I hope this helps.
-John-Paul
I agree with goutnet, you should be able to just create the file, and add the code to it.
If they have a cPanel, this manual installation article I did may be helpful:
http://www.webhostinghub.com/support/edu/concrete5/get-started/inst...
I hope this helps.
-John-Paul