404 on easymod_install.php

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francoisch
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404 on easymod_install.php

Post by francoisch »

hello

I downloaded easymod_0.3.0.zip, extracted it into admin/mods/ and uploaded the whole thing onto my PhpBB Forum Web site.

To set up a clean picture, let say that I go to [url]http://my_site/admin/mods/easymod/[/url]: I there see a short list showing easymod_install.php.

Clicking on it, to get it executed, I get a 404 error page.

Needless to say, I tried at first with the straight path, trying to execute the install the usual way.

At the opposite, when I execute easymod.gif on this same path, I get the Easymod logo nicely displayed.

I re-uploaded the install.php file with no result.

Would anyone have an advice to help me out of this nasty situation?

Should I go with another Easymod download?

Thank you in advance for your help.

Francois

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Lumpy Burgertushie
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Re: 404 on easymod_install.php

Post by Lumpy Burgertushie »

don't know exactly what you did,

however, this is what you are supposed to do;

unzip the easymod zip file to your computer.

on the server create a folder named mods in your admin folder

yourdomain.com/yourphpbb/admin/mods

upload the complete easymod folder from your computer to the mods folder

yourdomain.com/yourphpbb/admin/mods/easymod

go to the install file;
yourdomain.com/yourphpbb/admin/mods/easymod/easymod_install.php

fill in the blanks.


robert

francoisch
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Re: 404 on easymod_install.php

Post by francoisch »

hello Robert and thank you for your answer.

I did exactly what you describe and I re did it after reading your message since I understand that my question looks like a dumb question, with no result.

As an example, going with http://www.lesaidesauxpersonnes.fr/admi ... asymod.gif displays, as you can test it yourself, the EM logo.

As opposed to http://www.lesaidesauxpersonnes.fr/admi ... nstall.php which triggers a 404 error page.

I am stuck with this nasty problem which I don't understand a thing.

Thank you in advance for your help.

Francois

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Lumpy Burgertushie
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Re: 404 on easymod_install.php

Post by Lumpy Burgertushie »

when I click on this:
http://www.lesaidesauxpersonnes.fr/admi ... nstall.php

I get redircted to here:
http://start1g.ovh.net/~supportd/login. ... 712ab38429
with the 404 message.

seems like you have some settings issues in your phpbb. let's get that fixed first:

Knowledge Base - Fixing cookie/domain/script path settings
If you still have a problem after following the instructions in the article, please post back with your new cookie settings. (You can copy it from the box in the MOD).

Kiran Aneko
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Re: 404 on easymod_install.php

Post by Kiran Aneko »

I'm getting the exact same problem...

I can see where the problem is, or what I think might be the problem. When I copy over the install.php file, the file size is different. (the file size on my computer is 65,099 but on the server after being copied is only 63,077) I think it's not getting copied over correctly but I don't know how to fix it. the easymod_display_function file is doing the same thing....

KevinG
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Re: 404 on easymod_install.php

Post by KevinG »

Weird thing. I just joined here because I was going to say that I had the same exact problem. I was going to see if I could load the .gif like the OP when I decided to try easymod_install.php one more time. This time it worked!

I have Wordpress installed in the root of the site, which I thought may be contributing to the problem.

This time around the only difference was that I didn't visit the forum and login to admin first. I went directly to the link which redirected me to the forum login screen. I clicked "Log In" with my Username and Password and it took me straight to the install screen.

I think it may have something to do with cookies and being logged in. Try clearing all cookies and temp files and then try accessing it directly.

Good luck!

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