(solved) md5check fails

[Oskar Rough]

Hi all,

I've just installed CMSMS 1.4.1 via ftp on my host with PHP 5.xx and safe_mode off. The install seems to work fine, however, when checking the md5 it fails. It fails 860 times.

It's the files in modules, plugins and admin folders that are acting up. Don't know what's wrong with them tho, only that they're failing the check.

If you see my page at http://lyf.dk/cmsms - which is a totally new install, nothing touched - it doesn't look right.



What could be wrong? Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks.

Oskar

[Dr.CSS]

More info is needed, all green checks in install, or any other problems, did you do the folder/files permissions correctly, what install method did you use, etc. etc....

[Oskar Rough]

More info is needed, all green checks in install, or any other problems, did you do the folder/files permissions correctly, what install method did you use, etc. etc....

Sorry, embarrassing.

I had all green checks in install except maximum_execution_time 30 and maximum_post_size 8. Only problem I seem to have with folder/file permissions seems to be my config.php which gives a red x even tho it's listed as '0644'.

I installed using normal FTP upload. Can't seem to get SSH to work with puTTy, never used SSH before either I'm afraid.

Thanks again

[Dr.CSS]

OK well it seems something is missing or ?...

This is default template? or one you made?...

[Oskar Rough]

OK well it seems something is missing or ?...

This is default template? or one you made?...

It's the default everything. Just downloaded cmsmadesimple-1.4.1-full.tar, extracted, uploaded and installed - nothing more.

The Verification says install is missing (which it of course is) but the rest just fails the 'md5sum check'. Don't know why? It bothers me I'm not even getting the welcome to CMSMS page at my site.

[Oskar Rough]

I tried installing for the 5th time and not it works. It seems to be related to the path where /home/www was needed and so on.

Thanks.

[Dr.CSS]

Did you have public_html and www folders in your site...