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Erik Wie	Wednesday 07 January 2004 12:35:04 am This guide: http://ez.no/developer/ez_publish_3/documentation/building_an_ez_publish_site/creating_a_new_site states the following: 1. Renaming the siteaccess directories As already mentioned, the plain site has two interfaces, a user interface and an administration interface. Inside eZ publish, these are called "plain" and "plain_admin". The "settings/siteaccess/" directory contains subdirectories for sites/interfaces that eZ publish may be configured to run. Navigate into the directory and rename "plain" to "tscm" and "plain_admin" to "tscm_admin". When I enter the /settings/siteaccess folder all I have there is a admin folder, no plain and no plain_admin is there.. Anyone have a clue on this one? To me the installastion of this 3.3 has gone all wrong..
Christopher Thorjussen	Wednesday 07 January 2004 9:03:42 am I would say the installation went booobooo.. if you choose to install the plain site, then you should have a plain and plain_admin folder.. I do. Try again.
Erik Wie	Wednesday 07 January 2004 10:07:04 am I'm not surprised with that reply.. I have done the installation 4 times now and i always get the same result, it goes right to hell... Seems like that it wont write to the files, I have to manually enter information to the site.ini file on all installation attemts... Suffering with both kernel (50) and kernel (3) errors... Is there a way to set up this folders manually? with theyr contents? Or can anyone provide me with a download address for the 2.2 version of ez publish? it has to be the .zip version since I don't have shell access to the account where I'm to install it.. And not the versjon with the installers.. just the ez publish
Shurbann Martes	Wednesday 07 January 2004 11:05:19 am Erik do the folders have the right permission? After you unzipped eZ, Apache should have write permission to the directories ( I guess you're using Linux) To give Apache write permission to these folders, you can run this script: -ezpublish_root-/bin/modfix.sh or change the folder rights manually. For more info take a look at this link: http://ez.no/developer/ez_publish_3/documentation/installation/manual_installation/manual_configuration_of_ez_publish Folders are: var/* settings/* design/* * = and all subfolders Hope this helps. -Shurbann
Erik Wie	Wednesday 07 January 2004 11:17:33 am as I start the installation script I get an error message telling me that the following folders don't have the right permissions.. Since I don't have shell access to the account I use cuteFTP's chmod function to set all the lilsted folders to 777, so the permissions should be right... I have not tryed to write down the folders, and try setting them before I start the installation.. But I do get a "complain" at the startup of the installation about the php.ini file only has 8MB memory set, and that 12MB is recomended, but I can't see how that can have any affection on this mather, just thought I'd mention it..
Balazs Halasy	Thursday 08 January 2004 12:46:30 am You should really increase (or have it increased) the PHP memory limit to at least 12 MB; I don't think 8 MB will work (if so, then you're lucky). Regarding permission settings: When using the FTP client, make sure that you do the permission changes recursively (look at the suggestions that you get from eZ publish, it should be a -R a couple of places). Allman