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phyerboss
April 17, 2008, 1:23am Report to Moderator Report to Moderator
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Greetings!

1st off: Thanks for validating my registration Mr. Osborne!

Ok, I did try looking to make sure there were no .htaccess files in there. Even doing a file search does nothing but pull them up inthe other directories. Just not in /blahdocs.  

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Adding in what I emailed to Mr. Osborne for others to view.

Im having setting up e-blah10.3.5. Im experiencing the typical "no theme" issue. I looked through the boards to try and find the answer myself but no luck. I am using Linux. Setup apparently was successful. Got rid of the red box. Verified my paths were correct in the forum's configurations and yet, I still cannot get any themes to load.

Is there anything else I can do or might be missing?

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Can you give a link to your forum please.



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Yeah sure! Oh, and sorry for the delay.

http://www.phyer.com/artblaze/Blah.pl

This is my own server. Im running on PCLinux and using Abyss webserver.

More or less, I set up the forum to confirm I had Perl setup correctly. So, I am interested in a pretty good step-by-step on properly configuring eblah when Im ready to set it up again on other sites Im hosting.

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This has got to be a permissions problem or path problem, download the attached, unzip, uoload in ASCI to your forum folder, CHMOD to 755 and run, check your DOCUMENT_ROOT



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All permissions for that directory are open. I unzipped the Perlinfo file you sent and moved it there. Was I supposed to run it in my browser? Either way, its in there and theres no change.
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Hi phyerboss  

Yes, Martin wants you to run the script.  Just type in your browser the full url path to the script and see what you have.  Example would be: http://www.yoursite.com/cgi-bin/forum/perlinfo.pl

Let Martin know what info he needs and I know he'll be able to help you.


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Hi phyerboss  
Example would be: http://www.yoursite.com/cgi-bin/forum/perlinfo.pl


Dare I risk sounding like a total newb but must eBlah be in the cgi-bin?^^;

I have the blahdocs folder in the same folder as eblah. Also, I did try to run it(which is why i was asking*) and I kept getting a 500 error.
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A standard/normal install, the forum folder is in cgi-bin and blahdocs is in public_html or htdocs

pm me your admin password so I can take a look at your settings.



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