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i believe that you're incorrect that i would have seen the admin directory in my url. the only directory i noticed in the url is the Install directory, because, as i mentioned, i could not get past the installation screen.

i still think my issue, which required putting the php.ini into 3 directories, is not as basic as how to make a database, set permissions, etc. fopen is a slightly atypical requirement. google cannot tell me which 3 cmsms directories require the custom php.ini. that kind of information i can only ge...

on 1and1 hosting, i had to add the following custom php.ini to fulfill the cmsms requirements and recommendations: output_buffering = 1 allow_url_fopen = 1 max_execution_time = 60 post_max_size = 10M upload_max_filesize = 10M the required fopen was disabled with 1and1 default php settings. i'm not s...

not sure what you are trying to say. but the 'About' page says: "you definately don't need indepth knowledge of PHP to use CMS Made Simple." "Is CMS Made Simple really "simple"? Yes it is. " i realize that, since i'm not using a dedicated host, that CMS Made Simple migh...

how am i to know only 3 directories run code? there are a lot more than 3 directories containing php files. i considered putting the ini just into the install directory, but i figured that would only trick the installer. but if you say only those 3 dirs need the ini, then that's the answer i needed....

Your characterization of my question as "noise"  is unfair. This applies to cmsms, insofar as CMSms requires fopen, and recommends buffering, neither of which are enabled by default on my typical shared host, and which require some unusual configuration to make CMSms work. My question is n...

using cmsms verson 1.65, linux webhost (shared), php 5.x I'm encountering difficulties trying to enable fopen, buffering, and other cmsms requirements. i'm using a shared host, so i must create a custom php.ini in the cmsms directory. unfortunately, custom php.ini's do not flow down to subdirectori...