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    please help installing my own cms

    hi,
    I have uploaded a zip file on the server then extract it.

    Now whenever I click on the index.php to run installation of cms, it opens up in php editor.

    I am not getting way to run the cms/index.php to install the cms on my website. I have triedeverything.

    www.researchtimes.pcriot.com is domain. now I have tried www/ojs/.... public_html/ojs/.... but it shows broken link.

    Please help...

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    Re: please help installing my own cms

    Which cms are you installing? each cms has it's own way of installing.

    you open the index.php with your browser.

    if you installed to

    /home/ojs/public_html/ojs/

    visit www.researchtimes.pcriot.com/ojs/index.php

    if index.php is what the cms creators tell you to open when installing.


    If you did not know to go to /js/index.php I think it likely you are new to website development so it might be a good idea for you to use the software installer in your x10hosting cpanel

    softaculous / fantastico has a selection of cms and other site software that can be installed to your domain with ease.


    Does this help?

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    Re: please help installing my own cms

    To install, you must browse to where you extracted the CMS with your browser by entering the address, not from inside the File Manager.
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    Re: please help installing my own cms

    I don't see where you extracted it at all

    http://www.researchtimes.pcriot.com/himanshu/

    has the tarball,

    http://www.researchtimes.pcriot.com/ojs/

    just has an empty subdirectory.
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    Re: please help installing my own cms

    Quote Originally Posted by descalzo View Post
    I don't see where you extracted it at all

    http://www.researchtimes.pcriot.com/himanshu/

    has the tarball,

    http://www.researchtimes.pcriot.com/ojs/

    just has an empty subdirectory.

    The directory shwing files in file manager. what I do now?
    Please tell me the exact url I have to follow, as its very confusing.

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    Re: please help installing my own cms

    Hi hgupta1982,

    To decompress the file, first go to your cPanel –> Files -> File Manager.
    Select the source file and click Extract



    When the Extract window pops, change destination to /public_html



    Then click on Extract Files(s) button.

    After a few seconds, you will see the Extraction Results. Close the Results window.

    Notice that all your files ended up on a new folder called ojs-2.2.3/

    This next step in not mandatory, but I would rename the ojs-2.2.3/ directory to something like cms/ (You can do this by selecting the folder and click Rename in the upper menu)

    Now this is important: you need to create a new database before you proceed with the installation.

    Go back to your cPanel and use the MySQL Database Wizard



    This wizard has 3 steps where you will create the database name, username/password, and give all privileges to this user. Copy all this information because you will need it during the installation process. Please notice that to the names of the database and user you create, your cpanelUserName plus an underscore gets added as a prefix. So the names to use during installation will be those names with underscore.

    Now, open a new window or tab in your browser (Firefox or IE) and go to your home page (http://www.researchtimes.pcriot.com/) and since you do not have an index file (.html or php) you will see the Index of / page.

    Click to open ojs-2.2.3/ or cms/ or whatever name you used if you renamed the folder.

    And there you go! You will see the installation page. Read it carefully, and complete the database information with the credentials created above. Uncheck the create new database box, since you have already have done that, and the script will not be able to create a new database anyway (it can only be done by cPanel)

    Good luck!
    Last edited by gomarc; 09-26-2009 at 10:34 PM.

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    Re: please help installing my own cms

    Quote Originally Posted by descalzo View Post
    I don't see where you extracted it at all

    http://www.researchtimes.pcriot.com/himanshu/

    has the tarball,

    http://www.researchtimes.pcriot.com/ojs/

    just has an empty subdirectory.
    what will be the database host ?

    I have created the database and got the username,pass and database name.. but what the host? localhost is not working?
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    Quote Originally Posted by gomarc View Post
    Hi hgupta1982,

    To decompress the file, first go to your cPanel –> Files -> File Manager.
    Select the source file and click Extract



    When the Extract window pops, change destination to /public_html



    Then click on Extract Files(s) button.

    After a few seconds, you will see the Extraction Results. Close the Results window.

    Notice that all your files ended up on a new folder called ojs-2.2.3/

    This next step in not mandatory, but I would rename the ojs-2.2.3/ directory to something like cms/ (You can do this by selecting the folder and click Rename in the upper menu)

    Now this is important: you need to create a new database before you proceed with the installation.

    Go back to your cPanel and use the MySQL Database Wizard



    This wizard has 3 steps where you will create the database name, username/password, and give all privileges to this user. Copy all this information because you will need it during the installation process. Please notice that to the names of the database and user you create, your cpanelUserName plus an underscore gets added as a prefix. So the names to use during installation will be those names with underscore.

    Now, open a new window or tab in your browser (Firefox or IE) and go to your home page (http://www.researchtimes.pcriot.com/) and since you do not have an index file (.html or php) you will see the Index of / page.

    Click to open ojs-2.2.3/ or cms/ or whatever name you used if you renamed the folder.

    And there you go! You will see the installation page. Read it carefully, and complete the database information with the credentials created above. Uncheck the create new database box, since you have already have done that, and the script will not be able to create a new database anyway (it can only be done by cPanel)

    Good luck!
    Thank you very much. it work now...but installation asked for database host? I creatd the database and got name,pass and username but no database host is given?

    plase help
    Last edited by hgupta1982; 09-26-2009 at 11:09 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost

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    Re: please help installing my own cms

    good luck!!
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    Re: please help installing my own cms

    Quote Originally Posted by archdesun View Post
    good luck!!
    For what? first please help..my website is not logging to database..

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    Re: please help installing my own cms

    The database host is localhost, if it's not working, please check you are using the correct username and password for the mysql database, also check that you are connecting to the correct database.

    For example, the database username will be yourcpanelname_usernameforsqldatabase and the database name will be yourcpanelusername_databasename.

    Please ensure you're using that correctly, let me know if you have any other problems.
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