| Q. How Do I Install Webapp? |
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| A.There are 3 Methods of Install, Auto, Manual,
and the ftp program at web-app.org Full Instructions are included
with this download. |
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| Common Chmod or Permissions
Errors back |
| Q.I've installed webapp and when I try to go to
my site it trys to download the cgi file. Why? |
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| A.Your permissions have not been set. Be sure to
check that "all permissions" on all file and folders are set
correctly. |
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| Q. I've made some catagories i.e. links,
downloads, forums etc. and they disappeared or didn't take at
all. What Happened? |
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| A. Again most of the time it's a matter of files
not chmoded correctly ( permissions ). As stated previously, not
all Servers are created equal! You may have to contact your
webhost to find out what your path to perl is, your mail path.
Some webservers require that all cgi must be in your cgi-bin
while with other hosts you can run them anywhere. Most webhosts
have thier own FAQ pages that lists your requirements for running
scripts such as webapp. |
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| Common Server Error
back |
| Q. Everything installed okay but I've got these
errors showing up all over my site including site admin. How do I
fix This? |
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| A. Here's the situation, not all Servers are
created equal. This script is written with the path to perl ( the
first line of all your cgi scripts ) reading #!/usr/bin/perl -w
most times this problem will clear up by removing the -w from all
( including the ones in the admins folders ) now it should read
#!/usr/bin/perl just re-upload and chmod these files 755 and you
should be all set. |
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| Common Path Error back |