From: Steve Wainstead <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi betka, A friend pasted me your message off [EMAIL PROTECTED] you are having trouble with PhpWiki? I run the project and I've installed it on most platforms, hopefully I can help out. Let me know. >From your message, you installed it on a friend's server; it shouldn't matter what directory you use, because PhpWiki determines where it's running at runtime. You shouldn't need to set the $ScriptUrl. If your friend uses DHCP and the IP keeps changing, you might try setting it to "http:". PhpWiki doesn't use any authentication, so it doesn't need the db/user/passwd you mentioned (if you mean http authentication). Usually the hard part is getting the right params for MySQL. What version of PhpWiki are you installing? We just released 1.1.9 last night. Also, a good way to just test it out is to gunzip/untar it in a test directory under the server root and run it as is. It will create DBM files in the /tmp directory and it should work fine. You can just rm everything when you're sure it works... the DBM-based version is the default, and indeed, it should work "right out of the box" as advertised. cheers, Steve Wainstead -- http://wcsb.org/~swain/ | "In a calendar year, America's entire * * * * * * | recorded music industry has revenues * * * * * * | roughly equal to one month's sales by * * * * * * | IBM." --Philip Greenspun _______________________________________________ techtalk mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.linux.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/techtalk
