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alexm747
 
Dec 21st 2008
 

Hi there,

Managed to get this far:
http://64admarketing.com/
however when i try:
http://64admarketing.com/login
no dice, I am obviously doing something wrong but I cannot figure it out!

tried my best to discover in the forums but alas nothing. Thanks for anyone's help. I'm new at this type of thing...

A
mathdept
 
Dec 22nd 2008
 

I had the same problem, and this advice worked....

One thing i want to point out is, that you have to fill out the Admin Password in the System Preferences window.
I didn´t do that at first and had this same problem

http://indxr.net/forum/comments.php?DiscussionID=154
alexm747
 
Dec 22nd 2008 edited
 

Yeah, I have that.

Thanks for your help...

Unless, I don't know where that is. But my config.php looks right. Also, why are those hidden folders showing up?

Maybe because of this?

MAIN USER:
User name: XXXXXXX
Password: XXXXXXX

DATABASE USER:
Database: p14kgpa5_64addatabase
User: p14kgpa5_user64
password: pass64

dunno
unttld
 
Dec 23rd 2008
 

you need to add something to this value:

$adminpassword = 'YOURPASSWORD';

That allows you to log into the admin area of indxr. http://yourdomain.com/login

That's required.
alexm747
 
Dec 23rd 2008 edited
 

Thanks for bearing with me...

And sorry for not understanding! here is what I have below. The admin password has always been there.
Is this the place you mean to put it?

CONFIG.PHP file—

<?php
$root_dir = 'http://64admarketing.com/';
$sitename = '64AD';
$description = 'Marketing';
$logotype = 'indxr_logo.png';
$adminpassword = 'XXXXXXX';
$max_thumb = '50000000';
$absolutePath = '/home/public_html/';
$dbuser = 'p14kgpa5_user64';
$dbpass = 'pass64';
$dbname = 'p14kgpa5_64addatabase';
$dbaddress = 'localhost';
$contentData = '0';
$currentTheme = 'jClean';
$hideVideo = '0';
$hideExtensions = '1';
$feedItems = '10';
?>
unttld
 
Dec 26th 2008
 

Your absolute path seems a bit short. Generally it should be something like etc/usr/local/apache/htdocs/ or somesuch. You'd have to check with your host for your absolute path.
alexm747
 
Jan 4th 2009
 

Thanks for all your help! Finally worked.
forster
 
Feb 17th 2009
 

How have you finally made it work? I`ve done everything that was said here and at the other post, but nothing happens...

It has to be running at a Linux server?

My server is running under Windows but it runs PHP.

Does anybody knows what should be going on?

Thank you!
unttld
 
Feb 18th 2009
 

I've not tested on a windows based server. but I would think that if windows is running apache/php/mysql it should be fine. Unless of course the server you are using is not running Apache but some Windows based product.

:(
ontoastdesign
 
Nov 19th 2009
 

www.ontoastdesign.com

any clues??

a coffee in it for the hero
ontoastdesign
 
Nov 19th 2009
 

should be a big list of header.php errors.....

copy link and paste into ur browser, rather than accessing thru indxr. otherwise it gives a 404

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