I installed 4.2.0 with no luck

[bookclub]

Hi,
I just copied the file to my root server file which is "public_html". I cannot even pull it up in my browser. I have set all permissions to writable, but no luck at all. What more can I do?

[nathanbthomas]

If you get really stuck you might consider running the appliance version under vmware

http://www.sugarforge.org/projects/sugarappliance/

[deden]

Hi,
I just copied the file to my root server file which is "public_html". I cannot even pull it up in my browser. I have set all permissions to writable, but no luck at all. What more can I do?

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Hi, You can try a few things. First create a simple index.html file with some stuff in it and place it in the same directory. Check if you can visulize it. If you can, then there is a file rights rpoblem. Try chmod 777 just to make sure it all works and then do a fine change.
If you do not see the index.html file, you may have your web serer setup NOY to recognize subdirectories. That could be changed using a symolic link from pulic_html directly or if it has a /usr/share/xxxx.config files aiming at the /var/www/ directory.
What OS are you working on?

[bookclub]

Hey, I appreciate all the advice. You guys are not going to believe what the problem was! It was an "Operator" problem....I was the "Operator" I had installed it into the wrong website root (I have 2). However I cannot seem to get the "Writable Modules and Sub-Directories" to be writable. I have spent 3 -4 hours going over each file to make sure that I have it in 777 permission, but I still get a "non-writable".

Also, the "Writable Session Save Path ()", says, its not a valid directory, and I don't know what that is, to fix.

Everything else is "Green"

Any Suggestions?

P.S. The OS System on my server is linux.

[mbruni]

Try assign SugarSuite's directory to the server web user and then set the right permissions; for example, if the SugarSuite directory is srv/www/htdocs/SugarSuite and the server web user is wwwrun:
# chown -R wwwrun.root /srv/www/htdocs/SugarSuite
# chmod -R 0775 /srv/www/htdocs/SugarSuite

Regards.

Marco Bruni

[bookclub]

Okay I have gotten everything fixed except, I can't find any php.ini file. I don't have the same files and paths on my server, so can someone tell me where it might be?

[gdoss]

php.ini should be at /etc/php.ini

But that is assuming you have access to /etc on your webserver. Not sure whether or not you do.

[bookclub]

I have access to the /etc file, but it is php.ini is not in it. I have created a support ticket with my host company. Is there any other thing I can do? Should I create one and upload it to the server? If so, where would I get a php.ini file to upload?