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NearlyFreeSpeech.Net SetSimpleCMS Installation Problem
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Hello. I am currently hosting my site under the host, NearlyFreeSpeech.NET. I have successfully uploaded the GetSimpleCMS_3.2.1 folder contents up into my site's /public folder. At first it gave me a bunch of errors when I tried to load my website. After changing the file permissions of folders of /data and /backups to 777, the messages decreased significantly. My problem now is the remaining error messages:
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I do not really understand much about PHP but it seems as if it's a file permissions error? Can somebody please help me? I want to get GetSimple working on my site as soon as possible. I have searched online everywhere and there are no solutions nor situations like this. Thank you!
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#2
i used gs a few years ago on nfsn and, if memory helps you had to chown -r to the web user the files you upload via sftp, i don't remember chmod 777 entire directories.
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#3
we probably cannot chmod on your host, looks like its just a warning, should not break anything.
You do have php errors enabled. Have you tried installing ?
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(2013-05-25, 01:31:32)shawn_a Wrote: we probably cannot chmod on your host, looks like its just a warning, should not break anything.
You do have php errors enabled. Have you tried installing ?

What did you want me to try doing?
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#5
Click continue with setup, pretty obvious, everything is green.
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(2013-05-25, 23:24:22)shawn_a Wrote: Click continue with setup, pretty obvious, everything is green.

Oh my goodness thank you... I was so distracted by the error messages that I did not even see the Continue with Setup Button... Thanks again! Everything is working perfectly up till now.
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#7
Your host has php errors enabled so you will see every notice and warning. These are not fatal, but its good to know about them as they might indicate a problem to us.

You probably want to turn that off for a production website. You can enable it for debugging in GSCONFIG later on.
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(2013-05-28, 00:55:14)shawn_a Wrote: Your host has php errors enabled so you will see every notice and warning. These are not fatal, but its good to know about them as they might indicate a problem to us.

You probably want to turn that off for a production website. You can enable it for debugging in GSCONFIG later on.

Trouble is that on a free server you can't just turn it off. I still have reams of errors showing in the backend of my site on bplaced.net and I don't have access to any settings. Wrote
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# Forces suppression of php errors when GSDEBUG is false, despite php ini settings
define('SUPPRESSERRORS',true);
in the gsconfig but it made no difference.
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You cannot modify your php ini or anything ? Why is the default php error enabled ?

SUPPRESSERRORS should work also unless they do not allow php ini calls.

Does not make much sense.
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