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I can translate it to norwegian, but one thing: I feel veeeery bad about giwing away my cpanel password. Can i trust this?

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August Lilleaas
http://august.lilleaas.net.
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Hi,You can change your password for the duration of the operation and then change it back again to what it was before.HTH.

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http://www.gadsolutions.biz Electrical services
http://www.electrical-testing-safety.co.uk Testing services

I am wondering about something. I tried to install this and I want it to install under the root of my domain. However, if I don't fill out the field for "desired directory" it seems to not install. At least not a working example of Joomla. I tried to add a directory here and it did install nicely then? Am I missing something? Can I write just a slash / or something instead of a directory? Or how would I be able to install Joomla in the root of my domain: http://www.mydomain.com&nbsp; ( and not http://www.mydomain.com/joomla )

Hope you can have an answer for me there.. :-)

Best regards,

Passage

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The auto installation program for cPanel currently does not support root install. If you specify a directory, it will be automatically created for you. We encountered some complications while doing a root install on host using cPanel. Until we can get rid of these major complications, the program wont be able to support root install for cPanel.

I think DirectAdmin already supports root installation.

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http://www.astang.com | http://www.cebucentral.com

Ok, here goes another silly stupid newbie question.

How do I then get the joomla site to work when you click on: http://www.mydomain.com ( when it is installed in: http://www.mydomain.com/joomla )???

A short brief explanation would be great :-)

Passage

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Web design Agency: http://www.webverksted.no --> Making the web beautiful with Joomla!
Member of Joomla! in Norway: http://www.joomlainorge.no --> Norwegian Joomla! association

As suggested earlier, after running our installation program. You can ftp to your account and copy the contents of the installation directory to your root directory before running the Joomla Configuration.

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.::Divide and Conquer::.
http://www.astang.com | http://www.cebucentral.com

I have managed on three sites now to install in the root directory by deleting the public_html folder from the file manager in cpanel and then telling the script to install in the public_html folder which it creates, so far no poblems.

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http://www.gadsolutions.biz Electrical services
http://www.electrical-testing-safety.co.uk Testing services

you got our ~internal secret~, its a little  trick! LMAO!!!

ahhahhha.. LOL!! guess thats the trick.. a little trickiy for completely newbies.. but that should do the trick.. by deleting the webroot(public_html folder) then install to that folder. im pretty amazed you guys are very innovative.

as the Team's co-leader mentioned (Rhee) we are working to make it install install in the webroot (public_html) and we are encountering process errors(this is via cpanel installation). guess thats why fantastico suggests also installing in a sub-folder,.. just my guess though.

-guilliam

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"I was one of those who wondered why people would pay so much $$$$ to do something that was so much fun!" -R. Harkrider, Fortran Code Engr.

http://www.joomlaconsultancy.net

What about Plesk?
Any Luck yet?

My other site is hosted using a "konsolH" ever heard of it?

Very cool...

Just found this thread...I must say I am very excited.

My site is in a transitional state right now...

We have a working, live  HTML site in our webroot. I have a temporary *ambo 4.5.2.3 install in a directory off of our root. I am using a number of components / modules with it:
-extCalendar
-introtext
-Facile Forms
-show submenu enhanced mod
I am also running SMF 1.1 beta 4 on both the *ambo site and the live site (different dbs) and have that bridged and using the SMF login module.

I am very much a newbie at all of this. I do not understand your use of the term "cPanel Theme". The only cPanel theme I know of is the ability to change the color of the cPanel GUI. I know this definitely is NOT what you are talking about. I know that the cPanel is version 10.8.0-RELEASE-58 and the cPanel pro is version 1.0 (RC36). It is definitely running on port 2083.

I have been waiting for the right time and method to convert my *ambo over to Joomla and it looks like your script might make that possible and relatively painless. I also know that at one time or another, I screwed up all the file and directory permissions on the *ambo site.

Can you give me some advice on how I should proceed? Is the 2083 bug fixed yet?

Thank you very much!

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Steve Soltz
SSK Creatives

I think you need this forum http://forum.joomla.org/index.php/topic,9238.0.html for migrating from mambo to joomla.

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http://www.gadsolutions.biz Electrical services
http://www.electrical-testing-safety.co.uk Testing services

****BUMP*****

And what" s written below goes for the auto- upgrader too :-)

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I finally decided to give it a shot Saturday night. I backed everything up and then went for the migration from 4.5.2.3 -> J!1.0.2 and I must say it worked like a charm! The script did everything it was supposed to do.

As for my earlier problem, I'm not sure why it didn't work before but I would almost say maybe my cPanel got upgraded from the time I tried and the time I checked the version. The header seemed different to me, but I may just be crazy.

Thanks again for the great work guys!

I have WebMin onmy Linux server and was wodnewring if this script will be ported to that Control Panel

Thanks

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MG


"There's a force in the universe that makes things happen." - Ty Webb

Is it just me ... or is this link not working ... I have tried it a while back and now every time I try to go there I get an error that this link is not working.  Any one else experience this???

Thanks for any help I can get on this matter.

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Please use http://joomla.astang.com

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http://www.astang.com | http://www.cebucentral.com

Wow! Very cool, guilliam !    The only thing missing is the direct root install but it's still saves so much time that it really doesn't matter.  ...besides the internal "trick" renaming public_html works fine. 

Thanks again and Aloha to everyone! ...Joomla, joomla, joomla, joomla...sound like Hawaiian to me. 

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Did anyone get anywhere with PLESK?

I would like to try it but on my new domain....
Anyone here?

This topic was really buzzing, it's all died. Is the project still going?

Sandy

Absolutely. The project is still alive although we havent got the time to port it to other control panels as of now since we are still busy with commercial projects.

For now, only cPanel and DA are supported, however, we already got testing server for other control panel and will be working on it as soon as we are done with our commercial projects

I hope you can all understand our position.

In the meantime, feel free to use our program at http://joomla.astang.com

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.::Divide and Conquer::.
http://www.astang.com | http://www.cebucentral.com

Of course, work must come first, the bills have to be paid!

Sandy

I feel the same way as August. Can we trust this and fill in our cPanel passwords without worry?

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Always learning...

^^instructions of changing the pw to something else and changing it back to desired pw is in the page one.


@ssoltz, check the other thread(for auto migration) http://forum.joomla.org/index.php/topic,9238.0.html we got a little time and made little tweak,.. works on https or those cPanel using port "2083".

as soon as we are done or we get a chance to grab time.. we will defintetely FULL THRUST this project and to support major control panels. specially that fantastico(newest build) has their auto installer in the cpanel.

now we wonder if other control panel's like plesk, DA, helm, etc will support us in return like the cPanel - Fatnastico tandem. ehhehe

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"I was one of those who wondered why people would pay so much $$$$ to do something that was so much fun!" -R. Harkrider, Fortran Code Engr.

http://www.joomlaconsultancy.net

"food on the table first" (as per qouted from Richard Harkrider) *winks* thanks for all the understanding Joomla Community!.

- g 

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"I was one of those who wondered why people would pay so much $$$$ to do something that was so much fun!" -R. Harkrider, Fortran Code Engr.

http://www.joomlaconsultancy.net

Hello guilliam and other joomlas

Re problem installing using cpanel on port 2083

I notice a post from ebaart on the migration thread that said the migration process now works with cpanel on port 2083

Does this mean the Installation should also work on cpanel port 2083?

I did just try once more & got the same error as previously

Thanks

For some reason this does not work for me.  I look forward to help.  I get an error stating that I either have a bad password/username or the theme is wrong.  Thanks for your support.

guilliam,

Yes, I am tracking the other post now. It appears at least some are having success with the 2083 version now. Once I have a chance, I will give it a try and post my results...to the other topic, of course.

Now that things are branching, I am starting to feel a need to jump ships...

Thank you for all your hard work on this, it will make the transition easier for many of us!

Take care,

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Steve Soltz
SSK Creatives

Hi

looks great , I was try to make an installation and got the next problem:

in the Desired DB Name + username is only 7 character I can input ,

my server ask for min 15 character !!!

so i can't make the instalation /

thanks
avrik

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avrik

www.joomtoolbar.info-Browser Tool for JOOMLA community
www.hut.co.il-Web Site establishing

Hi gulliam !!
I'd tried installing joomla 1.02 with your auto install....
with renaming public_html folder(public_htmlOLD) and it was succesfull
thanks for the great script.

when I'd rename the original public_html folder
there were these folders that now inside the renamed public_htmlOLD folder

_private
_vti_bin
_vti_cnf
_vti_log
_vti_pvt
_vti_txt
cgi-bin


does it cause any harm to my server and and my web site,
NOT HAVING ACCESS TO THESE FOLDERS ANYMORE???????


with another hosting account,
I'd tried upgrading mambo to joomla with your script

it says uograde is successful
but mambo site is same (no upgrade)

what did I do wrong???

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OH NO!!!!!

just followed all the instructions and have read all the posts in this thread but i still have a problem.

firstly, this is my info:


Operating system  Linux
Service Status Click to View
Kernel version 2.4.21-32.0.1.ELsmp
Apache version 1.3.33 (Unix)
PERL version 5.8.4
Path to PERL /usr/bin/perl
Path to sendmail /usr/sbin/sendmail
Installed Perl Modules Click to View
PHP version 4.3.11
MySQL version 4.0.25-standard-log
cPanel Build 10.8.1-RELEASE 10
Theme BlueHost X v2.5.0

so i give all the correct info in the auto updater and it seems to go well, i get an installed successfully message.
then, when i go to open my site i get this :

http://www.media-hunter.com

ive tried to run the installer again but now it says  - Invalid Host/Username/Password or Theme

any ideas?
anyone?


steve0

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