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Php Nuke?

Started by jmargel, November 29, 2005, 05:46:56 PM

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jmargel

Can I use php nuke?  I signed up for the one plan.  How would I go about this?  Just copy my php nuke site from my system to this one? 

I created a mysql database (had to name it something other than nuke, said name was already taken) then ran the nuke.sql file to create the tables.  What else would I have to do?

Ben

PHP nuke should have come with a readme or something simliar.

Basically, upload the files, and run nuke.sql on your database via PHPmyadmin. Edit config.php for the settings.
Then you should be able to just view the main page and it should give instructions.
--Ben
Ben@freepgs.com

jmargel

I created a mysql database using freepgs.com's service, uploaded all the files from my old site to this one.  I configured the config.php file to match my settings. 

If you goto http://www.freepgs.com/jmargel/index.php  you'll get an error message '

Php Nuke

There seems to be a problem with the MySQL server, sorry for the inconvenience.

We should be back shortly.'

I can go into http://www.freepgs.com/jmargel/phpMyAdmin/index.php and login and see the database.  I noticed from there I can't make one, says I don't have the privilage.  I can query & view the database.

What else do I need to do, to make this work?

admin

You need to import the nuke.sql file into your database if you have not done so already.

To do this, login to phpMyAdmin, click the "SQL" button (or tab if you have the database loaded), then click the "Browse" button below the Query Window.  Find the nuke.sql file on your local computer and click "Go"

If you have trouble doing this, you can also use the Contact Form to request this file to be imported into your database.
(Please tell us where the file is and the name of the database you need the file imported to)

Thank you,
FreePgs.com Admin

jmargel

#4
I'm sorry.. I did do this.  The file was called nuke.sql  Once I created the DB I went into the SQL, did a browse and it created the tables (I can confirm this by looking at the database).

Here is a copy of my config.php file.. I created the database with the name 'wownuke'.

<?php



######################################################################

# PHP-NUKE: Advanced Content Management System

# ============================================

#

# Copyright (c) 2005 by Francisco Burzi

# http://phpnuke.org

#

# This program is free software. You can redistribute it and/or modify

# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by

# the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License.

######################################################################



######################################################################

# Database & System Config

#

# dbhost:       SQL Database Hostname

# dbuname:      SQL Username

# dbpass:       SQL Password

# dbname:       SQL Database Name

# $prefix:      Your Database table's prefix

# $user_prefix: Your Users' Database table's prefix (To share it)

# $dbtype:      Your Database Server type. Supported servers are:

#               MySQL, mysql4, sqlite, postgres, mssql, oracle,

#               msaccess, db2 and mssql-odbc

#               Be sure to write it exactly as above, case SeNsItIvE!

# $sitekey:   Security Key. CHANGE it to whatever you want, as long

#               as you want. Just don't use quotes.

# $gfx_chk:   Set the graphic security code on every login screen,

#      You need to have GD extension installed:

#      0: No check

#      1: Administrators login only

#      2: Users login only

#      3: New users registration only

#      4: Both, users login and new users registration only

#      5: Administrators and users login only

#      6: Administrators and new users registration only

#      7: Everywhere on all login options (Admins and Users)

#      NOTE: If you aren't sure set this value to 0

# $subscription_url: If you manage subscriptions on your site, you

#                    must write here the url of the subscription

#                    information/renewal page. This will send by

#                    email if set.

# $admin_file: Administration panel filename. "admin" by default for

#         "admin.php". To improve security please rename the file

#              "admin.php" and change the $admin_file value to the

#              new filename (without the extension .php)

# $advanced_editor: On/Off the advanced WYSIWYG text editor for admins

#                   0: Off, will use the default simple text editor

#                   1: On, will use the full featured text editor

######################################################################



$dbhost = "mysql";

$dbuname = "jmargel";

$dbpass = "editedout";

$dbname = "wownuke";

$prefix = "nuke";

$user_prefix = "nuke";

$dbtype = "MySQL";

$sitekey = "S·kQSd5%W@Y62-dm29-.-39.3a8sUf+W9";

$gfx_chk = 0;

$subscription_url = "";

$admin_file = "admin";

$advanced_editor = 0;



/**********************************************************************/

/* You finished to configure the Database. Now you can change all     */

/* you want in the Administration Section.   To enter just launch     */

/* your web browser pointing it to http://xxxxxx.xxx/admin.php        */

/* (Change xxxxxx.xxx to your domain name, for example: phpnuke.org)  *

/*                                                                    */

/* Remember to go to Preferences section where you can configure your */

/* new site. In that menu you can change all you need to change.      */

/*                                                                    */

/* Congratulations! now you have an automated news portal!            */

/* Thanks for choose PHP-Nuke: The Future of the Web                  */

/**********************************************************************/



// DO NOT TOUCH ANYTHING BELOW THIS LINE UNTIL YOU KNOW WHAT YOU'RE DOING



$reasons = array("As Is","Offtopic","Flamebait","Troll","Redundant","Insighful","Interesting","Informative","Funny","Overrated","Underrated");

$badreasons = 4;

$AllowableHTML = array("b"=>1,"i"=>1,"u"=>1,"div"=>2,"a"=>2,"em"=>1,"br"=>1,"strong"=>1,"blockquote"=>1,"tt"=>1,"li"=>1,"ol"=>1,"ul"=>1);

$CensorList = array("fuck","cunt","fucker","fucking","pussy","cock","c0ck","cum","twat","clit","bitch","fuk","fuking","motherfucker");

$tipath = "images/topics/";



//***************************************************************

// IF YOU WANT TO LEGALY REMOVE ANY COPYRIGHT NOTICES PLAY FAIR AND CHECK: http://phpnuke.org/modules.php?name=Commercial_License

// COPYRIGHT NOTICES ARE GPL SECTION 2(c) COMPLIANT AND CAN'T BE REMOVED WITHOUT PHP-NUKE'S AUTHOR WRITTEN AUTHORIZATION

// THE USE OF COMMERCIAL LICENSE MODE FOR PHP-NUKE HAS BEEN APPROVED BY THE FSF (FREE SOFTWARE FOUNDATION)

// YOU CAN REQUEST INFORMATION ABOUT THIS TO GNU.ORG REPRESENTATIVE. THE EMAIL THREAD REFERENCE IS #213080

// YOU'RE NOT AUTHORIZED TO CHANGE THE FOLLOWING VARIABLE'S VALUE UNTIL YOU ACQUIRE A COMMERCIAL LICENSE

// (http://phpnuke.org/modules.php?name=Commercial_License)

//***************************************************************

$commercial_license = 0;



if (eregi("config.php",$_SERVER['PHP_SELF'])) {

   Header("Location: index.php");

   die();

}



?>

jmargel

Fixed it.. Had to change

$dbhost = "mysql";

to

$dbhost = "system.freepgs.com";


Ben

For mysql host, you should use "localhost" to access a freepgs database. There's nothing wrong with how you're doing it now, but that may not work in the future.
--Ben
Ben@freepgs.com