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Hi, I would like to add a wiki-page to my site. Therefor I have to install dokuwiki in a subdir of the website. The usual way is to go to <<http://[wikipagename]/install.php>> and fill out the form. But I can not get past the "oops, this page does not exist" message. So it seems impossible. Any ideas?
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(2023-01-21, 19:32:18)texelpedia Wrote: Hi, I would like to add a wiki-page to my site. Therefor I have to install dokuwiki in a subdir of the website. The usual way is to go to <<http://[wikipagename]/install.php>> and fill out the form. But I can not get past the "oops, this page does not exist" message. So it seems impossible. Any ideas?

In you above example, it looks like you have it in the root?

You might want to try:
https://mywiki.mysite.com/install.php
or
https://mysite.com/mywiki/install.php

If they are both living in the same directory and have no conflicting files (index.php etc), it could be a problem with .htaccess.


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(2023-01-21, 20:02:06)islander Wrote:
(2023-01-21, 19:32:18)texelpedia Wrote: Hi, I would like to add a wiki-page to my site. Therefor I have to install dokuwiki in a subdir of the website. The usual way is to go to <<http://[wikipagename]/install.php>> and fill out the form. But I can not get past the "oops, this page does not exist" message. So it seems impossible. Any ideas?

In you above example, it looks like you have it in the root?

You might want to try:
https://mywiki.mysite.com/install.php
or
https://mysite.com/mywiki/install.php

If they are both living in the same directory and have no conflicting files (index.php etc), it could be a problem with .htaccess.
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#4
Tried both. Always the same result. Tried moving to other pages, other directories, but GS always gets the upper-hand.
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(2023-01-21, 22:50:30)texelpedia Wrote: Tried both. Always the same result. Tried moving to other pages, other directories, but GS always gets the upper-hand.

OK, I just took a quick look. I really didnt have any problem.

What I did is went to my site and created a new folder, so it  looked like:
https://mygetsimplesite.com/wiki

Dumped the contents of "dokuwiki" into this folder.
From there I was able to run https://mygetsimplesite.com/wiki/install.php without problem.

Do you have any special settings in your .htaccess of your gs setup?
Maybe comment out:
Code:
Options -Indexes
as a test, but this shouldnt be necessary.


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