Hello,

I am try to install MODx a CMS( http://modxcms.com/ ).

Has anyone successfully installed MODx on Zymic?

I managed to install MODx with out the follow files:
/ht.access
/manager/ht.access
/manager/includes/config.inc.php.blank
/manager/media/browser/mcpuk/connectors/php/ht.access

Well in order to use SEO Friendly URL's I need the ht.access files, and for security in need the config.inc.php.blank to be config.inc.php.

So I deleted my files and re uploaded the whole batch, then I renamed the files above so zymic would allow them:
/.htaccess
/manager/.htaccess
/manager/includes/config.inc.php
/manager/media/browser/mcpuk/connectors/php/.htaccess


Well now when I try to install it gives me all these error message:
Checking PHP version: OK!
Checking if Register_Globals is off: OK!
Checking if sessions are properly configured: OK!
Checking if assets/cache directory exists: OK!
Checking if assets/cache directory is writable: FAILED!
Checking if assets/cache/siteCache.idx.php file is writable: FAILED!
Checking if assets/cache/sitePublishing.idx.php file is writable: FAILED!
Checking if assets/images directory exists: OK!
Checking if assets/images directory is writable: FAILED!
Checking if assets/export directory exists: OK!
Checking if assets/export directory is writable: FAILED!
Checking if manager/includes/config.inc.php exists and is writable: FAILED!
For new Linux/Unix installs, please create a blank file named config.inc.php in the manager/includes/ directory with file permissions set to 0666.
Creating connection to the database: OK!
Checking table prefix `modx_`: OK!
Checking MySQL version: OK! Your MySQL version is: 5.0.27-Debian_0.dotdeb.1-log
Checking MySQL for strict sql_mode: OK!


I am guessing that MODx can't install with the files name differently, what is strange though is when I installed it before with out those files it still worked!?!
And yes I did already try uploading the file with out the file above then renaming, but the problem with that is MODx can't find or something and they don't work.
Anyone got any idea's? For the admins: Would it be hard to allow these file types?

I have successfully installed MODx before for someone on Godaddy but Godaddy allows almost all file types so it was easy, anyone get any idea's?

-FireDart

Can anybody help me??

Did you try CHMODing the directories that need to be writable?

How would I go about doing that?

Right click the directories with you're favorite FTP program and click "Properties" or "Permissions". Then change the number vaule to 777. Do this for all the directories that need to be writable.

I don't know what happen but I did it again and it worked, wearied.... Then Permissions trick help thought, needed to change a setting to "read only" and your trick worked like a charm, thanks for your help!

-FireDart

Ah wait now am getting this problem,

« MODx Parse Error »
MODx encountered the following error while attempting to parse the requested resource:
« PHP Parse Error »

PHP error debug
Error: Output::include_once() [output.include-once]: Unable to access /www/uuuq.com/f/i/r/firedart/htdocs//www/uuuq.com/f/i/r/firedart/htdocs/assets/modules/quick_edit/lang/english.inc.php
Error type/ Nr.: Warning - 2
File: /www/uuuq.com/f/i/r/firedart/htdocs/assets/modules/quick_edit/output.class.inc.php
Line: 55
Line 55 source: include_once ($qe_eng_path);

Parser timing
MySQL: 0.0010 s (3 Requests)
PHP: 0.0171 s
Total: 0.0181 s

Got to look into this one......