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Everything is uploadeda and I changed some files and folders to 777. I open install.php in my root HTML folder (hosted account) and get the
following repsonse:


Warning: main(pnadodb/adodb.inc.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/xxx/public_html/install.php on line 93

Fatal error: main(): Failed opening required 'pnadodb/adodb.inc.php' (include_path='.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php') in /home/xxx/public_html/install.php on line 93


please help

Is that copy pasted error, or did you retype it. That include path should be using ; not : if I'm not mistaken

I cut and pasted from my browser. The browser shows :s and no ;s

Never mind, my mistake, It is supposed to be :, could have sworn it was ; Make sure the file it says can't be found is there.

Michael,

PHP uses a different seperator (: and ; ) between windows and unix servers.

-Mark

Well I can't find pnadodb/adodb.inc.php . Is it possible that it did not decompress from the tar file? I'm sure I haven't deleted any files.

Sounds like they're missing, un tar it again.

I un tared it again and there is a adodb folder in the pntemp folder but no adodb.inc.php anywhere and no pnadodb folder off of the root.

..try the zip package .. should be there :?

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Are you sure you downloaded the PostNuke package off this site?

I'm getting the same error. And yes, I did download both the tar and zip file from this site and got the same result when I uncompressed.

The only suggestions i've gotten from my Host is to make the file structures it calles for in the Error.

If some one has a better suggestion or a Tree Structure that outlines the file structure, that would be helpful.

-eric

Are you on a windows machine?
I think it might be a problem with windows.

I noticed before the extraction, there where multiple files with the same name, causing windows to overwrite those file as it uncompressed.

I think to Telnet then uncompress would be the answer, but my host does not give me access. Grrrrr!

Any suggestions?? Please help!!

I'm gonna try extracting and uploading each file with the same name individually, but I have a feeling this is done during extraction.

There should be no problem with duplicate file names in the file, if you unpack it properly you should be fine. Does your host give you a control panel? Often times the hosting control panel will have a file manager that will have an un-archiver. If you do it that way, you will want to do some moving of files and folders from the created location to your web root.

Hmm. Yes it does have a control panel. i'll try that and post my results here.

I know this isn't part of this forum, but is there a setting in WINZip that will allow me to unpack it "correctly" with multiple files withthe same name? I looked but could not find anything.

Sorry to be such a newb pain, but I really want to learn this software.

Eric