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It's a known bug because other member have this problem (including me). I gave up because I don't know how to fix it.
4
As I have said, the file is writable, thus it is not set to read-only 
and the file is on my local pc (Windows) so therefore I cannot set the file permissions to 777.
and the file is on my local pc (Windows) so therefore I cannot set the file permissions to 777.
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I have the following problem during installation:
Once I have installed everything according to the instructions and I try to go to "localhost/xoops/" then I get a installscreen. After following the first screens, where I even get green lights meaning that the right files/folders are writable, I got the following error:
"Could not write into mainfile.php. Please check the file permission and try again."
I have write permissions and I'm the Administrator (because it's local). What do I have to do?
Specs:
Windows XP Pro SP2
IIS 6
PHP v5.0.3
MySQL v5.0.2-alpha-nt
Once I have installed everything according to the instructions and I try to go to "localhost/xoops/" then I get a installscreen. After following the first screens, where I even get green lights meaning that the right files/folders are writable, I got the following error:
"Could not write into mainfile.php. Please check the file permission and try again."
I have write permissions and I'm the Administrator (because it's local). What do I have to do?
Specs:
Windows XP Pro SP2
IIS 6
PHP v5.0.3
MySQL v5.0.2-alpha-nt
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I have the same problem, does anybody has the solution? I also have Windows XP SP2, IIS. Tnx in advance.
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