[ArtDecoAutomaton]

Originally Posted by kbeeveer46

4. chmod 755 /templates, /templates_c, /backup, /avatar/user_uploaded, config2.php, /libs/dbconnect.php and /libs/options.php
5. chmod 655 config.php

I'm having trouble chmod-ing. I am using XAMPP on Vista and just using localhost so my pligg foler is just in xampp/htdocs/pligg. The installation went fine but I don't know how to chmod. Chuckroast said to use an FTP client but I'm not having any luck. There's got to be a lot of people new to webmastering that are in the same boat, right?

[chuckroast]

Try Right click on the file and choose Properties. Click on the Security Settings tab

[rajeshshukla]

hello,

i have an installation problem. after third step nothing happens. no page displayed. what to do? in my downloads there i no file as config2.php. i have tried 5 times. date base created i says

Database connection established...

Found database...

'/libs/dbconnect.php' was updated successfully.

There were no errors, continue onto the next step...

when next step clicked nothing displayed and no next button appears.

plz help

[derianth]

Hi all.
I have a trouble with rss importer module.
To resolve this problem i was used google, and found this one: Tutorial: RSS Importer | Pligg CMS
But! Link for tutorial download are incorrect. Can you told me where i can get copy of this?

[gregrick]

Video link is down

HOWEVER: this image will help you in the mean time

and here is a screenshot of my config

[h1g4m]

i'm a pligger now and it's a great tutorial . thanks

[devplayer]

Login doesn't work on local installation.

It's been a real head-cracker for me.
For those of you who installed pligg on their local machines, if you cannot login, you might have a problem with the cookies. Check in libs/login.php that the $domain is set up to the right path.
This is what i'm using in order to make it work both on production server (accessing with [any].mydomain.com), IP (e.g. 192.168.0.1), and also local machine name:
Added after line:

$domain = preg_replace('/^www/','',$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']);

These two lines:

$matches = preg_match('/^([^\.]+\.)*([a-z0-9][a-z0-9\-\_]*)\.([a-z]{1,4})$/i',$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']);
$domain = $matches?$domain:$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'];

Cheers, hope it will help some of you guys too.