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Any successful install of PostNuke at Yahoo Small Busines Hosting?
  • Posted: 14.05.2006, 07:53
     
    debfahey
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    I am a contractor to a company that is currently using Yahoo for several of their websites. We are working on a very hot project and MY part of the project, "community" (forums, groups, etc), is due By May 29 (this year!!) This project is somewhere between a proof of concent and a production implementation. icon_wink
    HAS ANYONE installed PN on Yahoo sucessfully?
    I cannot change hosts, I am stuck with Yahoo for the short term. I have had database problems trying to install the latest PN. First it failed to connect, then when I tried to create the DB thru phpMyAdmin and then use the SQL file to create tables and insert records, it failed with errors because of duplicate key values (value = 102) in pn_module_vars...
    thanks in advance! -Deb
  • Posted: 14.05.2006, 08:18
     
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    I got it to work by editing the config.php as follows:

    $pnconfig['dbhost'] = 'mysql';

    Previously the value was 'localhost'

    So, the install WILL work in Yahoo. By the way, I let the install create the tables and populate them. I still think there is something wrong with the provided SQL file, Phoenix-0.7.6.2.sql.
  • Posted: 15.05.2006, 01:43
     
    mhalbrook
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    This raises a good point, always make sure you read the information provided by your host. MOST cases, localhost is going to be the right thing for the database server, but not always.
  • Posted: 15.05.2006, 04:09
     
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    but the most important problem with yahoo hosting is that
    you can not use .htaccess so rewrite is not working.
  • Posted: 15.05.2006, 09:34
     
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    Get a real host then ;)
  • Posted: 26.09.2007, 02:33
     
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    WOW, just entering MySQL instead of localhost did the trick. AMAZING!! I did made the database through MyPHPAdmin though, will test on another installation whether the PostNuke installation script can make the database also, when supplied with the right information.
  • Posted: 26.09.2007, 02:35
     
    pjek
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    [this might be a bit off topic, hope I am forgiven as a newbie newbie]

    Also was wondering about the .htaccess files, but now I understand from the posting above that this is a typical Yahoo problem, anybody knows which host does not have that issue?
  • Posted: 26.09.2007, 03:51
     
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    I've been very happy with DreamHost

    But you had best make two lists: what you need and what you want. Then look around and compare. Different hosts meet different needs.

    Peter



    edited by: pheski, Sep 25, 2007 - 05:53 PM

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