I'm having problems installing the Gallery 2.x program, which is made for this kind of server setup and the problems begin after extracting the installation files into the "Gallery 2" folder at our root directory. The next step in the install would be navigate to install/index.php and launch install. When I try that I get an error...
Here's the error I get from the server:
Not Found
The server was not able to find the document (./frontend/x/files/install/index.php) you requested
Please check the url and try again. You might also want to report
this error to your webhost.
cpsrvd/10.9.6 Server at sisterearthstore.com
and here's some info from the Gallery 2 FAQ at this address ...(http://codex.gallery2.org/index.php/...should_I_do.3F)
Gallery depends on PHP's __FILE__ directive to return the absolute filesystem path of the current file. Due to a bug in PHP, __FILE__ returns a relative path in older PHP versions.
Could you hook us up with someone who has successfully installed it on their box, or possibly give some insight as to how to get the install file to find its paths?
Thanks in advance, any assistance would be welcomed,
Robert Ruby II (Technical POC)
Dianne Keast (Owner of the Account)
sisterearthstore.com
Here's the error I get from the server:
Not Found
The server was not able to find the document (./frontend/x/files/install/index.php) you requested
Please check the url and try again. You might also want to report
this error to your webhost.
cpsrvd/10.9.6 Server at sisterearthstore.com
and here's some info from the Gallery 2 FAQ at this address ...(http://codex.gallery2.org/index.php/...should_I_do.3F)
Gallery depends on PHP's __FILE__ directive to return the absolute filesystem path of the current file. Due to a bug in PHP, __FILE__ returns a relative path in older PHP versions.
- In most cases, you can fix the problem by convincing your webhost to upgrade the PHP version.
- For some rare platforms, the bug still exists in the latest PHP version. In this case you need to file a bug report for PHP such that the bug gets fixed for that platform too. E.g. PHP 4.4.4 on SunOS 5.8 returns the filename without any path if any of the parent folders of your Gallery folder is not readable by the webserver user.
Could you hook us up with someone who has successfully installed it on their box, or possibly give some insight as to how to get the install file to find its paths?
Thanks in advance, any assistance would be welcomed,
Robert Ruby II (Technical POC)
Dianne Keast (Owner of the Account)
sisterearthstore.com
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