| Re: XOOPS 2.3.0 Installation: "No XOOPS installation could be found in the specified folder." |
| by TheOverlord on 2010/2/21 5:49:00 The problem is that the function checks for mainfile.php *and* whether XOOPS_VERSION is defined. Unfortunately, XOOPS_VERSION is not defined for the install routine. add le="color: #000000"><?php include_once '../include/version.php'; to install/include/common.inc.php and re-run the install.
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| Re: XOOPS 2.3.0 Installation: "No XOOPS installation could be found in the specified folder." |
| by ghia on 2008/11/30 4:30:44 Quote: "No XOOPS installation could be found in the specified folder." /hsphere/local/home/<accountname>/<sitename>.org Check your /mainfile.php for all path and url definitions. The XOOPS_URL should align with what you type in your browser to surf to your XOOPS site (without trailing / ). The XOOPS_ROOT_PATH should correspond to the path you see in your websites filemanger in your website admin panel (eg cPanel)(also without trailing / ). If Apache is correctly setup, then it corresponds also with the value shown in document_root in the Apache table from php info. The other paths and url's are derived from those two. |
| Re: XOOPS 2.3.0 Installation: "No XOOPS installation could be found in the specified folder." |
| by Max-Realms on 2008/11/30 1:31:09 I have the same issue, but even 2.3.0 won't work. Is there an answer for this issue? |
| Re: XOOPS 2.3.0 Installation: "No XOOPS installation could be found in the specified folder." |
| by Koeneke on 2008/11/3 9:43:01 SailJapan, That is not the problem... The directory IS working with the 2.3.0 installation, but is NOT working with the 2.3.1. installation... So there is "some" difference between 2.3.0 and 2.3.1. ... |
| Re: XOOPS 2.3.0 Installation: "No XOOPS installation could be found in the specified folder." |
| by sailjapan on 2008/11/3 9:28:27 Quote: "No XOOPS installation could be found in the specified folder." /hsphere/local/home/<accountname>/<sitename>.org Shouldn't that be: /hsphere/local/home/<accountname>/public_html or /hsphere/local/home/<accountname>/ht_docs ? |