Error Step One Install at CheckSum - "', $line, 2); // split it into fields
Posted: Sat Dec 26, 2009 5:03 am
I am receiving an error at step one of an install after completing the CheckSum test by uploading the cmschecksum.php file from the install folder. After uploading the checksum, there is a list of directories that are shown as 'existing'. All have caution signs.
Within the list, I come to one with a red x that reads:
"/home/content/d/c/l/dcleckley/html/gullytv/', $line, 2); // split it into fields - This resource does not exist!"
To give you some background here, this is a reinstall. In other words, I've re-uploaded the files, even though a re upload should not have been needed since I unpacked the entire core on the host (did not upload files individually). I did so because I noticed the error after the first install was complete when I completed the checksum from the core application.
Also, this is a shared host. I have also checked my permissions. For this particular directory, all permissions are set to 755.
I am running the latest version 1.6.6 full. I've encountered this error before, but it was due to the fact that I wasn't running PHP 5+. I am though. So I'm not sure where to look for the issue because the full path of the director is not displayed, and I am not sure how to find out the location so I can look at it.
BTW, I'm running MySQL 5.0, Apache, cgi-fcgi, Linux 2.4.21-63.ELsmp On i686 (Shared Host). Any thoughts where to look?
Within the list, I come to one with a red x that reads:
"/home/content/d/c/l/dcleckley/html/gullytv/', $line, 2); // split it into fields - This resource does not exist!"
To give you some background here, this is a reinstall. In other words, I've re-uploaded the files, even though a re upload should not have been needed since I unpacked the entire core on the host (did not upload files individually). I did so because I noticed the error after the first install was complete when I completed the checksum from the core application.
Also, this is a shared host. I have also checked my permissions. For this particular directory, all permissions are set to 755.
I am running the latest version 1.6.6 full. I've encountered this error before, but it was due to the fact that I wasn't running PHP 5+. I am though. So I'm not sure where to look for the issue because the full path of the director is not displayed, and I am not sure how to find out the location so I can look at it.
BTW, I'm running MySQL 5.0, Apache, cgi-fcgi, Linux 2.4.21-63.ELsmp On i686 (Shared Host). Any thoughts where to look?